KUWAIT CITY, Sept 22: The Kuwaiti and French Air Forces have successfully concluded their joint military exercise, "Swift Falcon," at Ahmad Al-Jaber Air Base. The exercise, designed to enhance military cooperation, was attended by high-ranking officials, including Deputy Chief of the General Staff of the Kuwaiti Army, Lieutenant General Sabah Jaber Al-Sabah, French Ambassador to Kuwait Olivier Gauvin, and senior officers from both nations.

The General Staff of the Kuwaiti Army, in a statement issued Monday, highlighted that the primary objective of the drill was to strengthen military ties between Kuwait and France, facilitating the exchange of operational expertise. This collaboration aims to boost combat readiness and improve the efficiency of joint operations.

Lieutenant General Sabah Jaber Al-Sabah expressed the Kuwaiti military’s dedication to improving its training systems and building stronger partnerships with friendly countries. He praised the readiness and coordination demonstrated by the participants throughout the exercise.

At the conclusion of the exercise, the visiting delegation toured the training facility, reviewing key aspects of the drill and its outcomes. They reaffirmed the importance of ongoing military cooperation, emphasizing its role in reinforcing regional security and stability.

This joint exercise marks another significant step in the ongoing military collaboration between Kuwait and France, with both nations committed to enhancing their defense capabilities and promoting peace in the region.

Kuwait and France conduct the joint exercise 'Swift Falcon' at Ahmed Al Jaber Air Base.

Kuwait and France conduct the joint exercise Swift Falcon at Ahmed Al Jaber Air Base.