The Ministry of Interior said that First Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Interior Sheikh Fahd Yusuf Saud Al-Sabah and Minister of Defense Sheikh Abdullah Ali Abdullah Al-Sabah convened in the decision-making room alongside senior security leaders. The officials reviewed the most recent developments on the local and regional scenes as part of ongoing efforts to maintain national stability. Discussions centered on bolstering cooperation between security and military sectors while ensuring optimal preparedness levels for any contingencies under approved contingency plans.
According to the ministry, the session highlighted avenues for advancing field coordination and elevating overall readiness across relevant agencies. Participants stressed the value of continuous monitoring of regional events coupled with timely reporting mechanisms to inform decision processes. They further called for rigorous and impartial application of the law to all individuals, a step seen as vital for upholding state authority and protecting public security.
The ministry’s statement placed strong emphasis on achieving complete field readiness through the full utilization of personnel and advanced technology. It outlined the necessity for real-time coordination among all involved parties to enable swift responses and professional handling of any unforeseen events. Such measures support efficient crisis management while preserving the principles of discipline and expertise.
Sheikh Fahd Yusuf Saud Al-Sabah, in comments relayed by the ministry, urged sustained focus on improving readiness and deepening collaborative frameworks among all stakeholders. He pointed out that safeguarding the homeland represents a shared obligation necessitating perpetual vigilance and dedicated action to defend the country and its resources. This position aligns with directives from the country’s leadership.
This latest review follows closely on a March 2 meeting between the Chief of the Kuwaiti Army’s General Staff Lt. Gen. Khaled Al-Shariaan and the Undersecretary of the National Guard Lt. Gen. Hamad Al-Barjas. Both sides affirmed high levels of preparedness to deal with different incidents as part of unified efforts. The joint statement emphasized continued coordination to strengthen the common military and security action in line with leadership directives, KUNA reported.
Kuwait has participated in multiple GCC-level defense meetings in recent months. The October 2025 gathering of GCC Chiefs of Staff in Kuwait focused on strengthening defense cooperation and military integration to face regional challenges. A KUNA statement from the event noted that the meeting reflected the ongoing commitment to unity among GCC states.
