The United Arab Emirates and Kuwait held high-level diplomatic talks on the Iran crisis, according to a report on a phone call between the two countries’ foreign ministers. UAE Foreign Minister Sheikh Abdullah bin Zayed spoke with his Kuwaiti counterpart, Sheikh Jarrah Jaber Al-Ahmad Al-Sabah, as the issue remained a key regional concern.
The discussion centered on developments linked to Iran and reflected continued consultation between Gulf states on sensitive regional matters. The contact also highlighted the importance both sides place on staying closely aligned during periods of uncertainty.
While only limited details were available, the exchange pointed to ongoing communication between Abu Dhabi and Kuwait on foreign policy and security-related issues. Calls at this level are often seen as part of broader efforts to coordinate positions and assess fast-moving events.
The conversation underscores how the Iran crisis continues to shape regional diplomacy, with neighboring countries monitoring developments and maintaining dialogue through official channels.
