India-Kuwait Forge Stronger Ties with Joint Commission Initiative

India and Kuwait have decided to establish a Joint Commission for Cooperation at the foreign ministers' level to enhance bilateral relations. This initiative will comprehensively review and monitor ties across various sectors, focusing on trade, investment, and cultural exchange.

In a strategic move to bolster bilateral relations, India and Kuwait agreed to establish a Joint Commission for Cooperation, involving their foreign ministers. This mechanism aims to monitor, review, and enhance the multifaceted ties between the two nations.

External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar and his Kuwaiti counterpart, Abdullah Ali Al Yahya, announced the decision, with Yahya visiting India for the first time in an official capacity. The collaboration will span across sectors such as trade, investment, energy, and cultural exchange.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi emphasized the historical bonds with Kuwait and recognized the positive contributions of the Indian community in the Gulf state. The Joint Commission signifies a structured approach to strengthen existing partnerships and explore new opportunities for both countries.

(With inputs from agencies.)