President Rodrigo Duterte may visit Kuwait in September, Special Assistant to the President (SAP) Christopher Bong Go said.
“The government is currently working with the Kuwait government to determine mutually agreeable dates for the visit, which may happen in September,” Go said.
The Philippines and Kuwait recently signed an agreement to ensure the protection of Overseas Filipino Workers (OFW) rights in the Gulf State.
A diplomatic friction erupted between the Philippines and Kuwait after the discovery of the body of Filipina Joanna Demafelis in a freezer in an abandoned Kuwait apartment unit.
Before the discovery of Demafelis’ remains, Duterte raised concerns over a series of reported OFW deaths under mysterious circumstances.
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