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GCC Ambassadors in India strengthen ties, condemn Iran attack
GCC Ambassadors in New Delhi take a group photo.- KUNA
NEW DELHI: Ambassadors of Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries in New Delhi held a coordination meeting chaired by Kuwait to discuss enhancing cooperation with India and address regional developments, Kuwait's Embassy in New Delhi said in a statement on Wednesday. The meeting, held under Kuwait's current presidency of the GCC, focused on advancing GCC-India relations across various sectors and deepening strategic dialogue at multiple levels.
The ambassadors exchanged ideas and shared Gulf perspectives to support the continued progress of joint Gulf action and regional integration. The meeting also addressed recent regional developments. The ambassadors strongly condemned the recent Iranian attack on the State of Qatar, describing it as a blatant violation of international law and the principles of good neighborliness. They reiterated the firm support of GCC countries for Qatar's sovereignty, security and stability.
Furthermore, the ambassadors voiced concern over any threats to the security and stability of the Strait of Hormuz, emphasizing the strategic importance of the vital maritime passage for international navigation, global trade and the flow of energy supplies. They warned against exploiting the strait in regional or international disputes. This marks the second meeting of GCC ambassadors in India during Kuwait's tenure as chair of the council, part of ongoing efforts to coordinate positions and exchange views in a manner that serves the collective interests of the GCC and strengthens relations with India. — KUNA
