Kuwait, Saudi Arabia deepen military and security coordination
. . . focus on joint efforts and information sharing
- Joint committee reviews information-sharing mechanisms and initiatives to strengthen cooperation between the two countries
Kuwait and Saudi Arabia have discussed ways to strengthen military and security cooperation and improve coordination between their relevant authorities, as the two countries continue work through the Kuwaiti-Saudi Coordination Council.
Undersecretary of the Ministry of Interior Major General Abdulwahab Al-Wuhaib headed the Kuwaiti delegation at a virtual meeting of the Military and Security Coordination Committee, a committee operating under the Coordination Council.
The meeting brought together representatives of relevant Kuwaiti and Saudi authorities, along with security leaders and officials from Kuwait’s Ministry of Defense, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, National Cybersecurity Center and Public Authority for Combating Corruption (Nazaha).
According to the Ministry of Interior, discussions focused on a number of joint topics and initiatives aimed at enhancing cooperation and coordination in military and security fields.
The two sides also examined mechanisms for exchanging information and expertise, with the stated objective of improving the efficiency and effectiveness of joint work.
The meeting forms part of the institutional framework established through the Kuwaiti-Saudi Coordination Council, providing a channel for the two countries to coordinate on areas of mutual interest.
The Ministry of Interior said the discussions reflected the longstanding fraternal relations between Kuwait and Saudi Arabia and their shared commitment to strengthening military and security integration.
The ministry also said the two sides sought to unify joint efforts in support of the security and stability of both countries and the wider region.
