Muscat — Senior security officials from Oman and Kuwait met on Tuesday to discuss ways to strengthen bilateral cooperation in security and emergency management. Maj Gen Abdullah bin Ali al Harthi, Assistant Inspector General of Police, Customs for Operations in Oman, hosted Colonel Mosa’ad Ahmed al Shamroukh from Kuwait’s Ministry of Defence along with his accompanying delegation.

During the meeting, both sides reviewed current areas of collaboration and explored opportunities to enhance the exchange of expertise and experience in various security domains, including emergency response and multi-hazard risk reduction. The Kuwaiti delegation also toured the National Centre for Emergency Management and other sectors within the National Committee for Emergency Management. They received briefings on the operational mechanisms and procedures employed by the centre.

The discussions reflected both countries’ commitment to improving coordination in managing emergencies and bolstering mutual support in response to crises. The visit underscores ongoing efforts to deepen security partnerships in the Gulf region through information sharing and joint initiatives.