Kuwait and Tanzania discuss ongoing Iranian aggression and its proxies against Gulf states

Our ambassador to the United Republic of Tanzania, Salem Al-Hamadani, presented his credentials to the President of the United Republic of Tanzania, Dr. Samia Suluhu Hassan, at the State House in Dar es Salaam. In a statement received by KUNA, our embassy in Tanzania said that Ambassador Al-Hamadani conveyed greetings from the country’s political leadership and their best wishes for good health and happiness to the Tanzanian president and the Tanzanian people, along with hopes for continued progress and prosperity. In turn, the Tanzanian president conveyed her greetings to the political leadership of the State of Kuwait and wished them good health and happiness, as well as further progress and prosperity for the Kuwaiti people. The embassy noted that during the meeting, Al-Hamadani addressed ongoing Iranian aggression and the actions of its proxies against Gulf states, including the latest attacks on the Two Holy Mosques and King Khalid International Airport in the Saudi capital, Riyadh, as well as issues of cooperation in the field of food security. For her part, the Tanzanian president thanked Kuwait for the aid provided through the Kuwait Fund for Arab Economic Development in the infrastructure sector, as well as for the humanitarian and charitable assistance Kuwait has extended to her country. The statement added that the ceremony was attended by the Minister of Foreign Affairs and East African Cooperation, Ambassador Mahmoud Kombo; the Chief of Protocol, Ambassador Youssef Mendoua; and the Director of the Middle East Department at the Tanzanian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Ambassador Abdullah Kilema.