Oil Minister Discusses Enhancing Cooperation with Ambassadors of Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan - Sarmad

Kuwaiti Oil Minister Tariq Al-Roumi met with the ambassadors of Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan to discuss ways to strengthen bilateral relations and cooperation in the energy sector and areas of mutual interest.
Translated by Qiyas from سرمد — Original source
Kuwait’s Minister of Oil and Chairman of the Kuwait Petroleum Corporation, Tariq Al-Roumi, held separate meetings with the ambassadors of the Kyrgyz Republic and the Republic of Tajikistan accredited to Kuwait to enhance bilateral relations, strengthen ties of cooperation, and expand areas of coordination on issues of mutual interest.
The Ministry of Oil said in a press statement on Sunday that Minister Al-Roumi received the Kyrgyz Republic’s Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary to Kuwait, Nurlan Tokubaev. The meeting reviewed the bilateral relations between Kuwait and Kyrgyzstan and discussed ways to develop cooperation across various fields, thereby enhancing mutual interests and supporting collaborative pathways between the two countries.
The ministry also noted that Al-Roumi met with Tajikistan’s Ambassador to Kuwait, Khosrow Nazari. During the meeting, Kuwaiti-Tajik relations were reviewed, along with ways to strengthen cooperation and coordination in areas of mutual interest. The discussion also covered prospects for developing economic relations and enhancing cooperation opportunities in the energy sector, serving the shared interests of both countries.
The ministry emphasized that these meetings underscore the importance of maintaining communication and joint coordination, enhancing opportunities for knowledge exchange, and developing bilateral cooperation areas to expand economic partnerships and support shared interests.
It further stated that these meetings reflect Kuwait’s commitment to strengthening its relations with friendly countries and enhancing channels of international communication and cooperation, thereby supporting mutual interests and opening broader horizons for bilateral partnerships. (End)