About The MOC

Tahrir Tower is the second-tallest building in Kuwait. Construction of the tower began before Iraq's invasion of Kuwait in 1990 and was supposed to be called Kuwait Telecommunications Tower. It is a distinctive architectural masterpiece of Kuwait City, with contemporary design, with a tower height of 372 metres, 40 metres from the Eiffel Tower.

Tahrir Tower is a witness to Kuwait's resilience and will to face challenges. It represents the liberation of the country from injustice and enslavement, and reflects the strength of the Kuwaiti people and their adherence to the values of freedom and dignity. This symbolism attracts visitors from around the world to explore this wonderful architectural work and understand its deepest meanings.