On health cooperation with Germany, he emphasized that German clinics and the healthcare sector have long been recognized for their excellent reputation. The ambassador highlighted the availability of specialized clinics that provide comprehensive patient check-ups and accurate diagnoses, along with tailored recommendations for treatment. He also highlighted the existence of renowned rehabilitation clinics, explaining that treatment visas can be issued for extended periods depending on the nature of the treatment. In terms of security cooperation between the two countries, he expressed optimism, revealing that they are currently preparing a memorandum of understanding in this area, which is set to be signed soon. In addition, the Director of Marketing and Sales at the German National Tourism Office for the Gulf States Yamina Sofo revealed that they are collaborating with specialized travel agencies to highlight the beauty of Germany’s tourist areas to travelers from Kuwait. She affirmed that Germany offers a wealth of attractions for Kuwaiti tourists, including archaeological sites, cultural heritage areas, shopping malls, and luxury hotels available year-round.

Sofo highlighted their efforts to introduce Kuwaiti tourists to German regions that many have yet to explore, indicating that there are currently no direct flights from Kuwait to Germany, but travelers can fly via Qatar, the Emirates, or Istanbul. She reported that approximately 1.3 million Gulf tourists visited Germany in 2023, marking a 15 percent increase compared to 2022. While the numbers were promising up until mid-year, she said statistics from last summer have not yet been released. Nevertheless, Germany has consistently remained a favored destination for Gulf tourists.