TEHRAN- Iranian Ambassador to Kuwait, Mohammad Toutounchi, has said in a meeting with the Kuwaiti Parliament Speaker that Iran-Kuwait ties are further cemented during the Raisi administration.

He expressed hope for increased trade exchanges between the two nations with the help of their respective parliaments.     

The Iranian ambassador also discussed the expansion and development of parliamentary cooperation between the neighboring countries.

He also called “parliamentary cooperation” one of the most important areas of development of relations between the two countries.

Appreciating the stances of the government, nation, and parliament of Kuwait toward the Palestinian nation, he voiced the readiness of Iran’s parliament to support the resistance of the people in Gaza.

The Kuwaiti National Assembly speaker, Ahmad al-Sadoun, wished success to the Iranian ambassador, saying, "We always try to develop parliamentary relations with all neighboring countries, particularly Iran, and we have had many fruitful, and transparent meetings.”   
        
Al-Sadoun reiterated that bilateral meetings lead to clarification and mutual understanding of the positions of both countries. 

He also emphasized that the Al-Aqsa Storm operation changed public opinion and exposed the criminal nature of the occupying regime even to the people of the West.