Fahd Sa’ad Al-Mei, Kuwaiti ambassador in Yemen, celebrated Kuwaiti National Day with an official at the Movenpick Hotel in Sana’a. it was attended by a number of political leaders, intellectuals, businessmen, social figures and journalists.

The ambassador said in a statement that he presents his congratulations to H.E the Prince of Kuwait, Crown Prince, the Prime Minister and the people of Kuwait, marking the country’s National Day.

He expressed his wishes that happiness would continue for Kuwait, its leadership and people and offered many happy returns under the wise political leadership headed by H.E Prince of Kuwait.

He indicated that the ceremony came at a time of positive Yemeni-Kuwaiti relations, reflecting the fraternal relationship between the two countries.

For his part, Nabil Shamasn, Minister of Civil Service and official representative of the Yemeni government, said that the two country’s mutual relations are making noticeable progress, reflecting the way in which the two political leaderships support social, economic and political relations.

Shamsan expressed his pleasure at participating in Kuwait’s National Day celebrations, wishing for more prosperity and development between the two countries.

He highlighted Kuwait’s support for Yemen’s security and stability and its major contribution in the success of the GCC Initiative, aimed at ending political unrest in Yemen.

Kuwaiti economic support for Yemen has contributed to building relations between the two countries, he added, pointing out that Yemenis hold cordial feelings for their Kuwaiti brothers.

The many attendees to Kuwait’s National Day celebrations highlighted the respect and friendly view Yemenis have of Kuwait.

Saud Al-Harbi, Kuwaiti consul in Sana’a, also congratulated the Kuwaiti people and its leadership on this national occasion.

He expressed his pride over Kuwait’s political and economic developments and architecture due to the wise leadership of the country’s Prince, Subah Al-Ahmed Al-Subah and his Prince Crown, Nawaf Al-Subah and the cabinet.In addition to Shamasn, Jamal Benomar, United Nations special advisor to Yemen, a number of MPs and members of the Shoura council as well as Arab and foreign diplomats also attended the ceremony.