Kuwait and Japan Strengthen Ties with New Agreements and MoUs

Kuwait City: Kuwait and Japan have signed a series of agreements and memorandums of understanding (MoUs) aimed at deepening bilateral cooperation across multiple sectors. The signing took place during an official visit to Tokyo, led by Kuwait’s Crown Prince Sheikh Sabah Khaled Al-Hamad Al-Mubarak Al-Sabah and Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida.

The agreements reflect a shared commitment to advancing mutual interests and expanding strategic partnerships. Discussions between the two leaders focused on enhancing collaboration in priority areas, with both sides reaffirming their dedication to fostering long-term economic and diplomatic ties.

Kuwait’s Foreign Minister Abdullah Al-Yahya and other senior officials were part of the Kuwaiti delegation present at the signing ceremony and bilateral meetings.

During the talks, Crown Prince Sheikh Sabah highlighted the strong historical relations between Kuwait and Japan, which began in 1958. He emphasized Kuwait’s intention to elevate the relationship to a comprehensive strategic partnership. The Crown Prince also expressed appreciation for Japan’s principled stance in supporting Kuwait’s sovereignty during the 1990 Iraqi invasion.

Prime Minister Kishida echoed the sentiment, praising the enduring friendship and cooperation between the two nations and reaffirming Japan’s commitment to further strengthening bilateral ties.