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Envoy: Amir’s visit to France reflects depth of strategic ties

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PARIS: Kuwait’s Ambassador to France Abdullah Al-Shaheen affirmed on Sunday the significant political and symbolic importance of the official visit of His Highness the Amir Sheikh Meshal Al-Ahmad Al-Jaber Al-Sabah to France, underscoring Kuwait’s esteemed status with the French leadership. In a statement to KUNA, Ambassador Al-Shaheen said the visit — taking place at the official invitation of French President Emmanuel Macron and coinciding with France’s National Day (Bastille Day) celebrations — highlights the deep-rooted and longstanding relations between the two countries.

He described the visit as a pivotal milestone in the course of Kuwaiti-French relations, opening new avenues for strategic cooperation and serving as a culmination of years of coordination across various sectors. Ambassador Al-Shaheen emphasized the historical strength of ties between Kuwait and France, built on foundations of mutual respect, trust, and fruitful collaboration.

Al-Shaheen noted that over the past six decades, relations between the two nations have seen steady development, forming a successful model of strategic partnership anchored in shared visions. On the economic front, he pointed out that bilateral trade and investment have witnessed tangible growth, driven by mutual interest in expanding cooperation in renewable energy, technology, and the green economy—areas aligned with Kuwait’s Vision 2035 development strategy.

On the cultural level, the ambassador highlighted the vital role of cultural and academic exchange in strengthening civilizational understanding. He pointed to the ongoing collaboration between Kuwaiti and French educational and cultural institutions as a testament to the value both countries place on such engagement. Ambassador Al-Shaheen concluded by reaffirming the Kuwaiti Embassy’s commitment to advancing bilateral ties through the implementation of joint initiatives and programs that reflect the ambitions of both leaderships and serve the mutual interests of the two friendly nations. — KUNA

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