evidence: The Kuwaiti government has proposed a significant initiative in response to the recent Quran burning incident in Stockholm, which coincided with Eid Al-Adha. On July 11, the Council of Ministers, led by Prime Minister Sheikh Ahmad Nawaf Al-Ahmad Al-Sabah, authorised the printing and distribution of 100,000 Swedish-language copies of the Quran. This initiative strives to promote tolerance, Islamic values, and peaceful coexistence among all people. The translated Korans will be delivered to various institutions throughout Sweden in the near future. [...] In response to the Quran burning incident that occurred in Stockholm on the day coinciding with Eid Al-Adha, the Kuwaiti government has taken proactive measures. The Council of Ministers, during its weekly meeting, responded to the incident by approving the publication of 100,000 copies of the Quran in the Swedish language. This decision reflects the government’s commitment to counter provocation and promote religious harmony in Sweden. [...] The Kuwaiti government’s decision to publish 100,000 copies of the Quran in the Swedish language serves as a powerful response to the recent Quran burning incident in Stockholm. Through this initiative, the government aims to promote religious tolerance, spread Islamic values, and foster coexistence among diverse communities. The translated Qurans, completed with the contribution of the late Knut Bernstrom, will soon be made available in mosques, libraries, schools, and other institutions throughout Sweden. This gesture reaffirms the importance of understanding, respect, and dialogue in building a harmonious society.