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Bhutan will soon have a third embassy based in the capital, that of Kuwait.
Yesterday, the prime minister, Jigmi Y Thinley, met with the new resident ambassador of Kuwait to Bhutan, Nameer Kathem Al Quraine. Welcoming the new and the first resident ambassador, the prime minister said that his appointment was a reflection of the deepening relations between the two countries. Lyonchhoen congratulated the ambassador on his appointment, and said that this was a matter of great satisfaction.
Yesterday, the prime minister, Jigmi Y Thinley, met with the new resident ambassador of Kuwait to Bhutan, Nameer Kathem Al Quraine. Welcoming the new and the first resident ambassador, the prime minister said that his appointment was a reflection of the deepening relations between the two countries. Lyonchhoen congratulated the ambassador on his appointment, and said that this was a matter of great satisfaction.
The prime minister also thanked Kuwait for its immediate response and substantial support to help Bhutan during the two disasters in 2009 caused by the cyclone Aila and the earthquake, a press release from the prime minister’s office stated.
Nameer Kathem Al Quraine said that Kuwait will continue to support Bhutan in all areas and fields.
Source: Kuenselonline
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