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Kuwait public works minister and UK ambassador discuss closer cooperation
Kuwait’s Public Works Minister Dr Noura Al-Mashaan met British Ambassador Qudsi Rasheed to review shared interests and opportunities for stronger bilateral cooperation.
Kuwait’s Minister of Public Works Dr Noura Al-Mashaan received British Ambassador to Kuwait Qudsi Rasheed on Sunday during an introductory visit, according to a ministry statement.
The two officials discussed matters of mutual interest and ways to expand cooperation between Kuwait and the United Kingdom. The meeting focused on strengthening ties in areas that could serve the interests of both countries.
Al-Mashaan described Kuwaiti-British relations as deep-rooted, distinguished and historic. She also praised the United Kingdom’s development across a range of fields.
The minister said she looked forward to closer cooperation between the two sides and to building on the longstanding relationship in ways that benefit Kuwait and Britain.
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