Kuwait Embassy in Rome receives condolences on late Amir's death

ROME, Oct 1 (KUNA) -- Kuwait Embassy in Italy on Thursday opened a condolence book for the second day in a row to receive sympathies over the death of late Amir Sheikh Sabah Al-Ahmad Al-Jaber Al-Sabah.
Ambassador to Italy Sheikh Azzam Al-Sabah received a number of dignitaries, including representative of the Italian government Enrico della Citta, who conveyed condolences of the Italian president to the Kuwaiti people and government.
Also, a number of Arab ambassadors and heads of diplomatic missions as well as audience extended condolences over the demise of Sheikh Sabah Al-Ahmad Al-Jaber Al-Sabah.
Sheikh Azzam expressed appreciation to those who were keen, despite exceptional conditions of the coronavirus pandemic, to come and offer condolences over the late Amir.
As the late Amir made efforts to the world and humanity, people and the world were sad over his death in recognition of his great endeavors, he told KUNA, adding that Sheikh Sabah Al-Ahmad made great efforts towards peace and security.
The embassy will continue to open its doors on Friday (tomorrow) for the third day in a row to receive condolences of dignitaries. It will also receive sympathies via email, fax and telephone, in light of preventive measures taken to combat the pandemic. (end) mn.hm