Great news for families in Kuwait and job seekers in Ethiopia! Kuwait is gearing up to resume the issuance of visas for Ethiopian domestic workers after a pause. The decision comes following high-level discussions and mutual agreements between both countries.

Bridging ties through dialogue

This development follows a key meeting between Major General Ali Al-Adwani, Acting Undersecretary of the Ministry of Interior, and H.E. Dr. Saeed Mohammed Jibril, the Ethiopian Ambassador to Kuwait. According to Times Kuwait, the two officials explored ways to strengthen collaboration, especially when it comes to labor and security.

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Visa issuance gets the green light

After months of discussions and alignment on procedures, Kuwait is all set to restart the visa process for Ethiopian domestic workers. This move falls under specific regulations that both sides have now agreed on. According to Times Kuwait, the decision follows the labor agreement previously signed between Kuwait and Ethiopia, setting the foundation for a more structured recruitment process.

Why this matters for both countries

The resumption of visas is not just about paperwork but also about meeting real needs. Major General Al-Adwani highlighted that this step serves the shared interests of both countries, in helping Kuwait meet its labor market demands as well as provide employment opportunities for Ethiopia.

Solid diplomatic relations on display

As per the source, both sides expressed appreciation for the strong diplomatic ties they have built over the years. Ambassador Jibril thanked the Ministry of Interior for its ongoing support, while Major General Al-Adwani reaffirmed Kuwait’s commitment to strengthening relations not just in labor, but also in security, development, and more.