Kuwait has lost one of its most distinguished military and diplomatic figures with the passing of Lieutenant General Ali Al-Momen, whose career was marked by decades of national service.

Ali Al-Momen played a significant role in the country's public service landscape, contributing to both military development and diplomatic engagement throughout his career.

He served as Chief of the General Staff of the Kuwaiti Armed Forces, where he helped strengthen military readiness and support the development of key defense institutions.

His leadership was associated with important stages in Kuwait’s modern history, reflecting a long-standing commitment to public duty and national responsibility.

Following the events of 2003, Al-Momen led the Humanitarian Operations Center, overseeing efforts to coordinate and deliver humanitarian assistance to the Iraqi people.

His work in the humanitarian field highlighted Kuwait’s commitment to regional support and demonstrated his ability to manage complex operational responsibilities.

Al-Momen also made notable contributions in diplomacy when he became Kuwait’s first ambassador to Iraq after the restoration of diplomatic relations between the two countries.

The appointment reflected the confidence placed in his leadership and his extensive experience in both military and governmental affairs.

Throughout his career, he was recognized for his dedication, professionalism, and service to the nation across multiple sectors.

His passing marks the loss of a respected national figure whose contributions extended across military, humanitarian, and diplomatic fields.

The legacy of Ali Al-Momen remains closely linked to important chapters in Kuwait’s national development and international engagement.