Kuwait City: 19th Session of Kuwait-British Joint Steering Group Kuwait happened in Kuwait Deputy Foreign Minister Mansour Al Otaibi, Middle East, North Africa, South Asia, UN Foreign Affairs, Commonwealth Development and Development Office (FCDO) Secretary Tariq A. Hammad gave leadership.
Economy, Defense, Security, Health, Culture, Science, Judiciary Social, cyber security and development projects launched across various sectors Strengthening of bilateral cooperation was discussed in the meeting.
Ministry of External Affairs to further strengthen bilateral ties It will consider starting a joint dialogue at the level of Progress in the area of defense cooperation was also signed. Both sides expressed their satisfaction with the implementation of the agreements.
Kuwait Deputy Foreign Minister Ambassador Mansoor Al Otaibi, F. .CDO Secretary Tariq Ahmed shaking hands
British to Kuwait to strengthen aviation security measures Deputy Foreign Minister Al Otaibi appreciated the help. United for raising the standard of civil aviation safety Conducting events, training courses and workshops Ryam pointed out to him. Increased cooperation against corruption was discussed.
Steady growth of trade between the two countries The importance of maintaining a flow of compliments and compliments Grain was emphasized. In relation to development cooperation, exchange of experiences, Crop evolution, climate, environment and food security Potential for cooperation in related development projects, The Kuwait Fund for Arab Economic Development established a review panel. Support for reports was also discussed.
Cooperation in Pharmaceutical Sector, DG Health Sector talization and training programs for medical professionals All these were discussed. Joint Legal and Judicial Cooperation Organization Bilateral Cooperation Discussions about rapping resumed.
Ambassador Mansoor Al Otai, Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs for Kuwait B and British Secretary of State for Middle East Affairs Tariq Ahmad Signed the charter to establish Shanam. Action plan of the Joint Steering Group for the next six months and signed.