Al-Amn Magazine

he Ki ngdom of Bahra i n and the s i ster l y State of Kuwa i t share deep- rooted and endur i ng h i stor i ca l t i es , forged i n the cruc i bl e of t ime and st rengthened by cont i nuous commun i cat i on , so l i dar i t y, and the mutua l suppor t of the two rul i ng fami l i es . Th i s makes them both essent i a l l y one nat i on and one peopl e . From th i s perspec t i ve , the agreements and memoranda of understand i ng s i gned between the two count r i es represent a f ramework for cooperat i on and coord i nat i on , foster i ng shared i nterests that a l i gn wi th and deepen the agreements un i t i ng the Gul f Cooperat i on Counc i l (GCC) states . Dur i ng h i s recent v i s i t to the s i ster l y State of Kuwa i t , Hi s Exce l l ency the Mi n i ster of Inter i or Genera l She i kh Rash i d b i n Abdul l ah Al Kha l i fa was rece i ved by the Emi r of the State of Kuwa i t Hi s Hi ghness She i kh Mi sha l Al -Ahmad Al - Jaber Al -Sabah . Hi s Exce l l ency expressed the Ki ngdom of Bahra i n ’ s pr i de i n the c l ose h i stor i ca l re l at i ons that un i te the two count r i es i n var i ous f i e lds . He af f i rmed the Ki ngdom of Bahra i n ’ s unwaver i ng pos i t i on i n suppor t i ng the State of Kuwa i t , i ts l eadersh i p and peopl e , and stand i ng by i ts s i de i n a l l mat ters that preserve i ts secur i t y and stab i l i t y and protec t i ts sovere i gnt y. Th i s i s wi th i n the f ramework of keenness on the un i t y of the Gul f ranks and st rengthen i ng so l i dar i t y and i ntegrat i on between the two count r i es , espec i a l l y i n the secur i t y f i e ld . Th i s a l so ac t i vates the work of the j o i nt secur i t y commi t tee , deve l op i ng the memorandum of understand i ng s i gned between the two count r i es ’ i nter i or mi n i st r i es , and mov i ng forward i n areas of exchang i ng secur i t y exper i ences and exper t i se , bu i ld i ng t ra i n i ng and operat i ona l capab i l i t i es , and conduc t i ng j o i nt exerc i ses . T When secur i ty t i es become a model EDITORIAL