Kuwait’s Ministry of Defense announced the successful conclusion of the joint naval exercise KWT-EGY-2 between the Kuwaiti and Egyptian Navies, held at the Mohammad Al-Ahmad Naval Base.
In a press statement, the Ministry highlighted that the exercise, conducted from July 13 to 17, aimed to strengthen coordination in securing maritime borders and territorial waters, as well as protecting vital installations, Kuwait News Agency (KUNA) reported.
The drills included field training and specialized workshops designed to enhance combat readiness and unify operational tactics within joint maritime environments. The ministry emphasized that the exercise reflects the Kuwaiti Naval Force’s commitment to developing the capabilities of its personnel and fostering cooperation with friendly nations, reinforcing security partnerships and promoting stability across the region.
In another development, Kuwait’s Deputy Chief of Staff of the Kuwaiti Army, Air Vice Marshal Sabah Jaber Al-Ahmad Al-Sabah held talks with the Defense Attaché of the Chinese Embassy in Kuwait to boost bilateral defense ties and military cooperation.
The meeting aimed at reinforcing regional stability, exchanging expertise as well as supporting the development of sustainable defense industries aligned with both countries’ national interests. In the meeting, both sides reaffirmed their firm belief in the role of defense diplomacy for building long-term strategic partnerships that contribute to regional security, stability, and a future based on cooperation and peace.