Kuwait City, October 24: Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni met Kuwait’s Emir, Sheikh Mishal Al-Ahmad Al-Jaber Al-Sabah, to strengthen cooperation between the two countries in investment, energy, infrastructure and defence. During the meeting on October 23, both sides adopted an Action Plan for 2027–2030, setting out strategic priorities for future cooperation. The discussions also covered regional issues, maritime security and stronger relations between the European Union and the Gulf Cooperation Council. Energy cooperation was a key part of the discussions. Kuwait expressed its willingness to extend the fuel price cap introduced by Q8 in Italy to help control petrol and diesel costs and provide relief to households and businesses. The announcement comes as Italy continues to face pressure from rising energy prices. The two countries also aim to encourage investment, develop business partnerships and expand cooperation in strategic sectors. The new plan is expected to provide a framework for strengthening economic and diplomatic ties over the next four years. The meeting highlights the growing importance of Italy’s partnerships in the Gulf region, particularly in energy security, trade and infrastructure development. Post navigation UAE and Singapore Discuss Stronger Ties in Trade, Investment and Technology
