Defense Minister Attends Inauguration Ceremony of 'Desert Shield' and 'Desert Storm' Memorials
The Kuwaiti Defense Minister attended the inauguration of the memorials for Operation Desert Shield and Operation Desert Storm in Washington, affirming the deep relations with the United States.
Translated by Qiyas from القبس — Original source
Defense Minister Sheikh Abdullah Ali Al-Salem Al-Sabah, accompanied by Kuwait’s Ambassador to the United States, Sheikh Zain Al-Abidin Sabah Al-Sabah, attended the opening ceremony of the memorial to Operations Desert Shield and Desert Storm in the U.S. capital, Washington. During the ceremony, Sheikh Abdullah reviewed the historical significance embodied by the memorial, which reflects the sacrifices of the U.S.-led international coalition and its role in liberating the State of Kuwait in 1991. He recalled the sacrifices and heroism of the participating forces, noting that the monument represents a historical legacy that embodies the values of solidarity and cooperation, and underscores the importance of preserving this historical memory and passing it on to future generations. The memorial also reflects the deep historical ties and close bonds between the two friendly nations.
