Al-Huwaila: Kuwait-Turkey Relations Are Solid, and We Look Forward to Expanding Bilateral Partnership - Sarmad

Kuwaiti Minister of Social Affairs, Dr. Amthal Al-Huwaila, affirmed the solidity of bilateral relations with Turkey and the commitment of both countries to enhance cooperation in various fields for the benefit of both peoples.
Translated by Qiyas from سرمد — Original source
Minister of Social Affairs, Labor, and Social Development, Dr. Amthal Al-Huwaila, affirmed the strength of Kuwait-Turkey relations and the shared commitment to strengthening ties, expanding the scope of bilateral partnership, and advancing cooperation for the benefit of both countries and to fulfill the aspirations of the two friendly peoples.
This statement came during a press remark by Al-Huwaila on the sidelines of the Turkish Embassy’s celebration in Kuwait City on Thursday, marking the 103rd anniversary of the proclamation of the Republic, attended by senior officials and heads of diplomatic missions.
Al-Huwaila conveyed congratulations from the leadership, government, and people of Kuwait to the Republic of Turkey, emphasizing the deep historical ties between the two countries and their continuous development and close cooperation across various fields.
For his part, Turkey’s newly appointed ambassador to Kuwait, Jan Oguz, stated in his speech at the event that elevating bilateral relations “to the level of a strategic partnership” represents a pivotal milestone, built on close friendship, mutual trust, and strong institutional cooperation that will witness further development through strategic dialogue.
Oguz highlighted the enduring bonds of friendship and solidarity between the two peoples, noting the significant opportunities available to expand cooperation in defense, healthcare, tourism, agriculture, and trade.
He noted that “Kuwait’s acquisition of Bayraktar drones has opened a new chapter in defense cooperation between the two countries,” reaffirming his country’s steadfast solidarity with Kuwait, its condemnation of attacks targeting Kuwait, and its support for Kuwait’s security.