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Kuwait emphasized that addressing insecurity in the Middle East requires confronting the policies of occupation and aggression, as ongoing assaults on Palestinians and regional countries undermine prospects for peace and lead to increased cycles of violence. During a speech before the United Nations, Kuwait clarified that Iranian attacks on its territory, as well as on Gulf Cooperation Council countries and elsewhere, have been intensifying since last February, while firmly rejecting the use of its territory to carry out attacks on Iran. Kuwait underscored the importance of Israel joining the Non-Proliferation Treaty and called for the establishment of a nuclear-weapon-free zone in the Middle East, stressing the need to fulfill disarmament commitments and ensure the peaceful use of nuclear energy. Additionally, Kuwait expressed its readiness to enhance independence and transparency within the International Atomic Energy Agency and highlighted the importance of managing conventional munitions and preventing smuggling, emphasizing the necessity of translating international commitments into effective national measures to increase trust in the Middle East security framework.
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