15 Kuwaiti officers graduate in Poland
- Within the framework of the conversion and integration course into the Kuwait Naval Force
- Ambassador Al-Muhaini: The naval forces constitute a vital strategic pillar amid regional challenges
Fifteen Kuwaiti officers, originally from the Kuwaiti Land Forces, graduated from the training course for conversion and integration into the Kuwait Naval Force. The graduation ceremony was organized by the Polish Naval Academy in Gdynia, attended by Kuwait’s Ambassador to the Republic of Poland, Saad Al-Muhaini.
In a speech delivered on this occasion, which was conveyed in a statement issued by the Kuwaiti Embassy in Poland, Ambassador Al-Muhaini expressed his gratitude and appreciation for the efforts undertaken by the Polish Naval Academy in training and qualifying Kuwaiti military personnel. He emphasized that these efforts contribute to strengthening cooperation ties and supporting the strategic framework uniting the two friendly countries.
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The ambassador stressed that the naval sector currently represents a highly critical strategic pillar, particularly given the circumstances and challenges facing the region. He wished the graduates success and achievement.
He urged the graduates to uphold their national responsibility and fulfill their duty to protect the homeland from various external risks and threats. He noted that the conversion course to the naval forces lasts one year, within the context of military cooperation extending over more than two decades between Kuwait and Poland in the fields of training and qualification.
The graduation ceremony was attended by the President of the Polish Naval Academy, Rear Admiral Professor Tomasz Sobczyk, the Vice President for Military Affairs, Commander Sławomir Dorotyn, and the course supervisor, Lieutenant Mubarak Al-Amiri.
Fifteen Kuwaiti officers, originally from the Kuwaiti Land Forces, graduated from the training course for conversion and integration into the Kuwait Naval Force. The graduation ceremony was organized by the Polish Naval Academy in Gdynia, attended by Kuwait’s Ambassador to the Republic of Poland, Saad Al-Muhaini.
In a speech delivered on this occasion, which was conveyed in a statement issued by the Kuwaiti Embassy in Poland, Ambassador Al-Muhaini expressed his gratitude and appreciation for the efforts undertaken by the Polish Naval Academy in training and qualifying Kuwaiti military personnel. He emphasized that these efforts contribute to strengthening cooperation ties and supporting the strategic framework uniting the two friendly countries.
The ambassador stressed that the naval sector currently represents a highly critical strategic pillar, particularly given the circumstances and challenges facing the region. He wished the graduates success and achievement.
He urged the graduates to uphold their national responsibility and fulfill their duty to protect the homeland from various external risks and threats. He noted that the conversion course to the naval forces lasts one year, within the context of military cooperation extending over more than two decades between Kuwait and Poland in the fields of training and qualification.
The graduation ceremony was attended by the President of the Polish Naval Academy, Rear Admiral Professor Tomasz Sobczyk, the Vice President for Military Affairs, Commander Sławomir Dorotyn, and the course supervisor, Lieutenant Mubarak Al-Amiri.
