Kuwait's Ambassador to Cyprus discusses with Cypriot Defense Minister ways to strengthen bilateral relations

Beirut -- Kuwait’s Ambassador to the Republic of Cyprus, Abdullah Al-Turki, held talks with Cypriot Minister of Defense Vasilis Palmas on bilateral relations between the two friendly countries and ways to enhance and develop them, as well as on a number of issues of mutual interest. The Kuwaiti Embassy in Cyprus said in a statement on Monday that Ambassador Al-Turki emphasized during the meeting Kuwait’s commitment to strengthening the historic and distinctive friendship ties between the two countries, commending the relations linking the Republic of Cyprus with the Gulf Cooperation Council countries across various fields. The statement added that the ambassador expressed Kuwait’s appreciation for the principled and steadfast positions adopted by the Republic of Cyprus in support of efforts to achieve security and stability in the region, praising its positive role, its supportive stances toward just causes, and its endeavors to consolidate regional and international peace. He clarified that the meeting addressed prospects for bilateral cooperation and the opportunities available for exchanging expertise and visits between relevant authorities, as well as exploring possible areas of cooperation in fields of mutual interest to serve the shared interests of the two friendly countries. The statement noted that, at the conclusion of the meeting, commemorative gifts were exchanged between the two sides, underscoring the depth of their friendship, mutual respect, and shared commitment to consolidating bilateral ties between the two countries. (End) F.Z. / S.M.A.