Kuwaiti Ambassador Presents Credentials to Tanzanian President

Credential Presentation

Kuwait’s ambassador to Tanzania, Salem Al-Hamdan, presented his credentials to Tanzanian President Samia Hassan at the State Palace in Dar es Salaam, reaffirming the two countries’ commitment to strengthening bilateral relations and cooperation.

According to a statement received by KUNA from the Kuwaiti Embassy in Tanzania, Al-Hamdan conveyed the greetings of Kuwait’s political leadership to the Tanzanian president, along with wishes for her good health and happiness and continued progress and prosperity for the Tanzanian people.

Regional Security Discussions

President Hassan reciprocated by conveying her greetings to Kuwait’s political leadership and expressing wishes for their good health and happiness and further progress and prosperity for the Kuwaiti people.

The embassy said the meeting addressed Iranian aggression against Gulf states and its proxies, including the latest attacks targeting the Two Holy Mosques and King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.

Discussions also covered cooperation in food security.

Cooperation and Aid

President Hassan expressed appreciation for Kuwait’s assistance to Tanzania through the Kuwait Fund for Arab Economic Development, particularly in infrastructure projects, as well as the humanitarian and charitable aid provided by Kuwait to her country.

Attendees

The credential presentation ceremony was attended by Tanzanian Minister of Foreign Affairs and East African Cooperation Ambassador Mahmoud Kombo, Director of Protocol Ambassador Yusuf Mandulwa, and Director of the Middle East Department at the Tanzanian Ministry of Foreign Affairs Ambassador Abdullah Kilima.