Kuwait looks forward to deepening relations with India: Ambassador Al-Shamali
Al-Shamali highlighted that the visit of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi to Kuwait last December "laid a new foundation for enhancing political, trade, economic, defense, and cultural relations between the two friendly countries," taking their ties beyond a bilateral level and moving toward a more comprehensive and strategic partnership.
The Kuwaiti ambassador also commended India's cultural and human diversity, as well as the spirit of cooperation within the country. He noted that the military parade showcased India's military advancements, cultural richness, and technological innovation. Al-Shamali pointed out that the parade represented all branches of the military and offered a valuable opportunity to learn about India's rich heritage, its diverse cultures, and the stages of technological and technical development across various sectors.
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