Minister of Public Works: Gulf coordination is a key pillar for developing the transport system

The Kuwaiti Minister of Public Works emphasized the importance of enhancing joint Gulf cooperation in transport and communications during a meeting of Gulf transport ministers in Bahrain.
Translated by Qiyas from القبس — Original source
Kuwait’s Minister of Public Works, Dr. Noura Al-Mashaan, affirmed on Sunday the importance of continuing coordination and consultation among Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries and enhancing joint Gulf efforts in the fields of transport and communications, in a manner that contributes to unifying visions, integrating efforts, and developing the Gulf transport system while keeping pace with rapid developments in this vital sector. This statement was made by Al-Mashaan to KUNA after she chaired the Kuwaiti delegation at the 30th meeting of the GCC Ministers of Transport and Communications, hosted by the Kingdom of Bahrain and presided over by Bahrain’s Minister of Communications and Transport, Sheikh Abdullah bin Ahmed Al Khalifa, with the attendance of GCC Secretary-General Jassem Al-Budaiwi.
In this regard, Al-Mashaan emphasized Kuwait’s commitment to continuing the development of the transport and communications sector, upgrading its infrastructure, and strengthening cooperation with GCC member states in implementing joint strategic projects that support transport and trade flows and contribute to achieving integration and connectivity among them.
She noted that the meeting addressed a number of topics and issues of common interest in the fields of transport and communications, and discussed ways to enhance cooperation and coordination among GCC countries in a manner that serves common interests and supports the process of Gulf integration.
Minister Al-Mashaan praised the Kingdom of Bahrain for hosting the meeting and providing the facilitations that ensured its success, expressing gratitude and appreciation to the Kingdom and to the GCC Secretariat General for their efforts in organization and preparation.