Kuwaiti ambassador highlights significance of Crown Prince's visit to his country

AMMAN — Kuwaiti Ambassador to Jordan Hamad Marri stressed the significance of HRH Crown Prince Hussein's visit to Kuwait, describing it as a "reflection of the strong historical relationship between the two countries," the Jordan News Agency, Petra, reported.

Highlighting the ties between the two countries as a "model of Arab cooperation and solidarity," the diplomat noted that the relationship, officially established in 1961, has been enhanced over the decades through continuous leadership-level coordination and more than 73 partnership agreements across various fields, including politics, economics, education, and healthcare.

Marri praised the ongoing collaboration between the leaderships of both countries, which has "solidified mutual respect and shared interests."

“This visit presents an opportunity to enhance cooperation and expand it into new avenues that serve the aspirations of both nations,” Marri pointed out.

He also praised Jordan’s pivotal role in defending Arab causes, particularly its support for the Palestinian issue, and its dedication to maintaining stability in the region.

Prince Hussein’s visit comes at the invitation of Kuwait Crown Prince Sheikh Sabah Khaled Al Hamad Al Sabah.

During the visit, Crown Prince Hussein is scheduled to meet with senior Kuwaiti officials and economic leaders to further enhance the "strong partnership" between Amman and Kuwait City.