Kuwait-India trade, cultural, political ties continue growth
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- Kuwait's Ambassador to India, Mishal Alshemali, highlighted the strong bilateral ties during India's Independence Day celebrations.
- Alshemali praised India's progress and emphasized the deep historical and growing political, economic, and investment relations between Kuwait and India.
- He noted that this year marks the 65th anniversary of diplomatic relations and affirmed Kuwait's commitment to strengthening the strategic partnership.
Kuwait's Ambassador to India, Mishal Alshemali, underscored the robust and expanding relationship between Kuwait and India during his participation in India's Independence Day celebrations. Speaking at the Presidential Palace in New Delhi, Alshemali extended congratulations to India's leadership and people, commending their journey of progress and the nation's characteristic pluralism. He highlighted the deep-rooted historical connections between the two nations, citing long-standing trade, cultural, and humanitarian exchanges that predate formal diplomatic ties established in the early 1960s. The Ambassador emphasized that these relations continue to flourish across political, economic, and investment spheres, fostering mutual benefit. Alshemali also acknowledged the significant role of the Indian community in Kuwait, describing them as a vital bridge between the two countries. This year's celebration is particularly significant as it marks the 65th anniversary of diplomatic relations. Kuwait remains committed to enhancing cooperation and the strategic partnership, driven by the leadership of both nations, aiming to achieve common interests through mutual respect.
Kuwait Ambassador to India Mishal Alshemali affirmed on Saturday the strength of Kuwaiti-Indian relations during his participation in the annual celebrations held at the Presidential Palace in New Delhi to mark the 80th anniversary of independence.
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