ISLAMABAD: Kuwait’s Foreign Minister Sheikh Dr Ahmed Nasser Al-Mohammed Al-Sabah, will arrive in Pakistan on Thursday on a two-day visit on the invitation of his Pakistani counterpart Shah Mahmood Qureshi, ARY NEWS reported quoting foreign office.
According to a spokesman of the Foreign Office, Sheikh Dr. Ahmed Nasser Al-Mohammed Al-Sabah, will be visiting Pakistan on 18-19 March 2021 and would be accompanied by a delegation comprising senior officials from the Kuwaiti Ministries of Foreign Affairs, Health, Interior, and Trade and Industry.
The visit of the Kuwaiti Foreign Minister comes in the backdrop of the bilateral meeting held with Foreign Minister Qureshi on the sidelines of the 47th Session of OIC Council of Foreign Ministers in Niger in November 2020.
“The two Foreign Ministers agreed to work closely towards further strengthening and expanding bilateral cooperation in diverse fields,” the foreign office said in a press release issued today.
To follow-up on the two Foreign Ministers’ understanding, Kuwait’s Assistant Foreign Minister for Asian Affairs visited Pakistan in January 2021 and held consultations in the Ministries of Foreign Affairs, Interior, Overseas Pakistanis and Human Resource Development and Economic Affairs Division, as well as the Board of Investment.
During the visit, besides having wide-ranging talks with Foreign Minister Qureshi, the Kuwaiti Foreign Minister will call on other dignitaries.
The spokesman said that Pakistan accords high importance to its fraternal ties with Kuwait, which are firmly rooted in shared faith and values.
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“The bilateral relationship is marked by high-level visits and growing cooperation across myriad fields,” the foreign office said adding that during the global pandemic, the two countries collaborated closely in the health sector and food security.
He further said that Pakistan acknowledges the positive role of the Kuwaiti leadership in building bridges among the members of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC).
“Pakistan also stands in solidarity with the State of Kuwait in the efforts to strengthen unity among Muslim countries,” the foreign office spokesman said adding that the visit of the Kuwaiti foreign minister will provide further impetus to the positive momentum in bilateral exchanges and deepening mutual cooperation.
