Kuwait-India
Indian PM Narendra Modi, Kuwait Amir Sheikh Meshal Al-Ahmad Al-Jaber Al-Sabah decide to elevate bond between two nations to 'Strategic Partnership'
Indian PM Narendra Modi met Kuwait Amir Sheikh Meshal Al-Ahmad Al-Jaber Al-Sabah on Sunday when they decided to elevate the bilateral bond between the two nations to a ‘Strategic Partnership’.
Sharing details about the meeting between the two leaders, Indian Ministry of External Affairs said: "Prime Minister thanked His Highness the Amir for ensuring the well-being of over one million strong Indian community in Kuwait."
Excellent meeting with His Highness the Amir of Kuwait, Sheikh Meshal Al-Ahmad Al-Jaber Al Sabah.
— Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) December 22, 2024
We discussed cooperation in key sectors like pharmaceuticals, IT, FinTech, Infrastructure and security.
In line with the close ties between our nations, we have elevated our… pic.twitter.com/yjBXjZk7gd
The Kuwait Amir appreciated the contribution of the 'large and vibrant' Indian community in Kuwait’s development.
During the first meeting between the two leaders, Modi appreciated the new initiatives being undertaken by Kuwait to fulfil its Vision 2035 and congratulated Amir for the successful holding of the GCC Summit earlier this month.
Prime Minister Modi also expressed his gratitude for inviting him yesterday as a ‘Guest of Honour’ at the opening ceremony of the Arabian Gulf Cup.
"His Highness the Amir reciprocated Prime Minister’s sentiments and expressed appreciation for India's role as a valued partner in Kuwait and the Gulf region. His Highness the Amir looked forward to greater role and contribution of India towards realisation of Kuwait Vision 2035," read the statement.
Modi invited Amir to visit India.
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