Kuwait has signed eight agreements with Tunisia on Sunday to open new horizons for cooperation and various fields of vital importance, said first deputy prime minister and foreign minister Sabah Al-Sabah.
The new inked documents raised the total number of joint deals to 50 since the establishment of the diplomatic ties 53 years ago.
"The talks showed that our viewpoints are identical on almost all issues including the security ones. We renewed denunciation of the acts of terrorisms that hit many sisterly and friendly countries, including Tunisia," said Al-Sabah.
