Ambassador Adarsh Swaika met with Kuwait’s Finance Minister to discuss strengthening bilateral investment cooperation. This meeting builds on PM Modi’s recent visit to Kuwait, where both nations aimed to elevate their relationship to a ‘Strategic Partnership,’ focusing on sectors like pharmaceuticals and IT.
On March 9, 2025, Ambassador of India to Kuwait, Adarsh Swaika, met with Kuwait’s Finance Minister, Noura Sulaiman Al-Fassam, to discuss enhancing bilateral investment cooperation. Their dialogue focused on collaboration across various sectors, indicative of the strengthening ties between India and Kuwait.
This meeting follows Prime Minister Modi’s visit to Kuwait in December 2024, where he engaged in discussions with Emir Sheikh Meshal Al-Ahmad Al-Jaber Al-Sabah. During this visit, they explored enhancing cooperation in key areas such as pharmaceuticals, information technology, financial technology, and security.
Both leaders committed to advancing their relationship to a ‘Strategic Partnership.’ Throughout his visit, PM Modi received a ceremonial welcome and was honored with a Guard of Honour at the Bayan Palace. The Kuwaiti Prime Minister personally saw off PM Modi at the airport, reflecting the warm relations between the two nations.
During his discussions with the Kuwaiti leadership, PM Modi expressed optimism in the evolving friendship between the nations, stating in a post on X that the collaboration in vital sectors would significantly deepen their partnership as they look forward to a more fruitful relationship in the future.
The recent meeting between Ambassador Adarsh Swaika and Kuwait’s Finance Minister underscores the commitment of both nations to enhance bilateral investment cooperation. It also reflects the ongoing efforts initiated during PM Modi’s recent visit, where significant strides towards a ‘Strategic Partnership’ were made in various sectors. This continued dialogue is vital for fostering growth and collaboration between India and Kuwait.
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