By Nawaf Al-Diqbasi
DOHA, Dec 1 (KUNA) -- The Kuwaiti Army's Deputy Chief of Staff Lieutenant General Abdullah Al-Nawaf Al-Sabah has lauded the outcome of a military drill, saying it paid dividends for cadets of the Ali Al Sabah Military Academy.
Speaking to KUNA Thursday on the sidelines of the military exercise dubbed, "Gulf Wall" in Qatar, the Kuwaiti army's Deputy Chief of Staff described the drill as "significant" to further qualify the cadets and enhance their military experience through practicing what they have studied at the Academy.
"What we have seen today, in terms of skill and performance, is a remarkable accomplishment," he said, adding that he is hopeful that similar exercises will be held.
On the exercise, he said that it would be instrumental in further enhancing ties between Kuwait and Qatar, adding that it also created an opportunity for military officials from both nations to share their know-how with each other.
Moreover, General Sheikh Abdullah Al-Nawaf underscored Kuwait's keenness to bolster military ties with its Gulf neighbor.
The military drill, held over a period of two weeks with Qatar's Ahmed bin Mohammed Military College, featured participation of more than 300 cadets, in what was the first exercise organized by the venerable military school abroad. (end) ns.nam