Kuwait and Italy Sign Landmark Defence Cooperation Agreement in Rome
Kuwait and Italy have strengthened their military ties after signing a new defence cooperation agreement. The deal was finalised during an official visit by Kuwait’s Defence Minister, Sheikh Abdullah Ali Abdullah Al-Salem Al-Sabah, to Rome. Both nations highlighted their long-standing partnership in security and defence matters.
Sheikh Abdullah Al-Sabah met with his Italian counterpart, Guido Crosetto, at the Italian Ministry of Defence headquarters. The two ministers discussed ways to deepen their strategic defence relationship. Topics included joint military training, expertise sharing, and improved coordination between their armed forces.
The talks also covered broader regional and international security challenges. Both sides reviewed efforts to maintain stability and explored opportunities for closer collaboration. The signed agreement formalises plans to enhance military cooperation in the coming years. Sheikh Abdullah Al-Sabah emphasised the deep historical bonds between Kuwait and Italy, particularly in defence. The visit underscored the commitment of both countries to expand their partnership further.
The new military agreement sets a framework for increased coordination between Kuwaiti and Italian forces. It includes provisions for joint exercises, knowledge exchange, and strengthened defence initiatives. The deal reflects ongoing efforts to reinforce security ties between the two nations.
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