Ambassadors of GCC Countries in Kuwait Discuss Enhancing Joint Gulf Cooperation and Coordinating Positions
A regular meeting of GCC ambassadors in Kuwait, chaired by the Bahraini ambassador, to discuss coordinating positions.
Translated by Qiyas from السياسة — Original source
Ambassadors of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) member states accredited to Kuwait met today, Tuesday, to explore ways to enhance joint GCC cooperation, coordinate positions, and exchange views on issues and interests common to the member states.
The meeting was held as part of the regular coordination gathering of ambassadors, convened at the Embassy of the Kingdom of Bahrain and chaired by Bahraini Ambassador Salah Al-Maliki. Participants emphasized the importance of continuing coordination and cooperation in a manner that serves the interests of the GCC states and strengthens the trajectory of joint GCC efforts.
The ambassadors commended the cooperation they receive from the Kuwaiti Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the facilitations provided to enable them to carry out their diplomatic duties, thereby serving the interests of the GCC states.
Also present at the meeting were Dr. Muttr Al-Nuaimi, Ambassador of the United Arab Emirates; Prince Sultan bin Saad Al Saud, Ambassador of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and Dean of the Diplomatic Corps; Ali bin Ahmed Al-Shanfari, Oman’s newly appointed Ambassador to Kuwait; Ali bin Abdullah Al Mahmoud, Ambassador of Qatar; and Hamad Rashid Al-Mari, Assistant Undersecretary for GCC Affairs at the Kuwaiti Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
The meeting was held in implementation of the ministerial decisions issued during the 119th and 138th sessions, which underscore the importance of periodic meetings of GCC ambassadors abroad to coordinate joint efforts.
