Geneva: The State of Kuwait has expressed strong concerns regarding the situation in Gaza, labeling the experiences of Palestinians over the past two years as genocide. This statement was made by Kuwait's Permanent Representative to the UN and other international organizations in Geneva, Ambassador Nasser Al-Hayen, during a session aimed at addressing the ongoing issues in the region.
According to Kuwait News Agency, Kuwait's dedication to human rights remains steadfast. A diplomat emphasized this commitment at a UN Security Council session, highlighting efforts by a national ad hoc committee focused on protecting human rights.
In Kuwait, the Turkish Ambassador, Tuba Nur Sonmez, reported that 427 Kuwaiti companies are currently operating in Turkey, with investments surpassing two billion US dollars, showcasing strong economic ties between the two nations.
Meanwhile, in Doha, Qatari Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Sheikh Mohammad bin Abdulrahman Al-Thani announced that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has officially apologized for an attack on Doha, acknowledging Qatar's sovereignty. He expressed gratitude to US President Donald Trump for his role in fostering peace in the region.
Additionally, Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries have reiterated the importance of an immediate and comprehensive ceasefire agreement in the Gaza Strip. They welcomed the outcomes of a high-level international conference focused on resolving the Palestinian issue, reflecting regional efforts to address the ongoing conflict.