Kuwait interior minister urges GCC unity to confront security threats

It’s crucial to construct a unified safety equipment throughout the broader Gulf Arab area as a part of efforts to maintain potential safety threats at bay, Kuwait’s inside minister mentioned on Wednesday.

Citing his nation’s “profitable” efforts to clamp down on drug traffickers as a living proof, Sheikh Talal Al-Sabah, who doubles as Kuwait’s first deputy prime minister, advised his counterparts from Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) member states that the bloc has already cast a “unified technique” to supply rehab packages for addicts.

He went on to say that Kuwait firmly backs all measures taken by Saudi Arabia to guard its safety and stability from related perils, underlining that Riyadh’s safety is inextricably linked to the safety of all GCC member nations.