31/03/2026
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31/03/2026
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ISLAMABAD, March 31: Pakistan’s Federal Minister for Petroleum Ali Pervaiz Malik on Monday expressed gratitude to the State of Kuwait for ensuring full facilitation for diesel and jet fuel supply to Pakistani vessels despite global and regional challenges. A statement issued by Pakistan’s Ministry of Energy after a meeting between Malik and the Ambassador of the State of Kuwait to Pakistan Nassar Abdulrahman Jasser Al-Mutairi said that the Minister acknowledged Kuwait’s continued support for Pakistan despite global and regional challenges and expressed deep appreciation for Kuwait’s contribution toward Pakistan’s energy security.
During the meeting, the minister highlighted the historic and brotherly ties between Pakistan and Kuwait, stating that the relationship between the two countries is not only longstanding but also “connected by hearts.” He noted that for the past five decades, Pakistan has been purchasing petroleum products, particularly diesel, from Kuwait, reflecting the enduring trust and partnership between the two nations, the statement added.
Speaking on regional peace and stability, the minister stated that Pakistan wishes to see all brotherly countries remain peaceful and secure. He requested the Ambassador to convey his fondest regards to Kuwait’s Minister of Oil, Tariq Al- Roumi, and the CEO of Kuwait Petroleum Corporation (KPC) Sheikh Nawaf Al Sabah.
Meanwhile, the Ambassador of Kuwait expressed his sincerest gratitude for Pakistan’s constructive role in promoting peace. He appreciated the efforts of the people, Government, and armed forces of Pakistan, noting that Pakistan has demonstrated leadership in rejecting the use of force and in promoting peaceful solutions during difficult times. Al-Mutairi indicated that Kuwait is proud of Pakistan’s efforts and prays for their success.
He underscored Kuwait’s commitment for supporting Pakistan. “Pakistan and Kuwait reaffirmed their commitment to further strengthen bilateral relations, particularly in the energy sector, and agreed to remain closely engaged to expand cooperation in areas of mutual interest and shared benefit,” the statement concluded (KUNA)
