Syrian president to visit Kuwait soon

Kuwaiti Foreign Minister Abdullah al-Yahya confirmed that Syrian President Ahmad al-Sharaa will visit Kuwait soon, following his expressed interest during the recent visit of the Kuwaiti delegation to Damascus, Report informs via Syrian Observer.

Abdullah al-Yahya also announced that Kuwait is in the process of appointing an ambassador to Syria, pending the completion of the ambassadorial appointment committee’s work. This move reflects Kuwait’s intention to strengthen diplomatic ties with the new Syrian administration.

In a statement to the Kuwaiti newspaper Al-Jarida, al-Yahya noted that the upcoming Arab Summit will be held in Cairo on February 27, preceded by a ministerial meeting of Arab foreign ministers on February 26. He explained that the summit will focus on discussing the situation in Gaza, emphasizing the need for a united Arab stance against any attempts to displace Palestinians and reaffirming commitment to the two-state solution based on the Arab Peace Initiative.