Your cholesterol and triglyceride levels have increased since you came to Kuwait. It would seem that there has been an increase in your dietary fat intake and a decrease in your exercise level. Dietary fat may be obvious such as oil, butter, margarine, milk, cheese, cream and fat on the meat. We also consume non-obvious fat such as biscuits, cakes, red meat, crisps, nuts, etc. When you say that you don't eat much fat you should examine both these sources.
Fenofibrate is appropriate when both the cholesterol and triglycerides are raised. It should be taken as an adjunct to a low dietary fat intake and increased exercise. You will begin to lose some of your excess weight if your dietary strategy is good and successful. You are at least 10 kg overweight. Fenofibrate is usually well tolerated but among its side effects are nausea, headaches, hair loss, muscle pains, skin sensitivity to sunlight and hepatitis. You should have your liver and kidney function along with your lipid levels tested periodically. Try reducing dietary fat and increasing exercise for a couple of months and if you have lost some weight and your lipids are still high then you should start fenofibrate.