Manama: Bahraini daily newspapers today focused on events that happened over the past 24 hours, highlighting key diplomatic meetings and national initiatives.
According to Bahrain News Agency, HRH the Crown Prince and Prime Minister met with several newly appointed Undersecretaries and Assistant Undersecretaries, emphasizing the leadership's commitment to administrative development. Additionally, HRH the Crown Prince and Prime Minister received the outgoing Assistant Secretary-General of the League of Arab States and Head of the Arab Affairs and National Security Sector, reflecting Bahrain's active participation in regional security and diplomatic affairs.
The Minister of the Prime Minister's Court attended a significant ceremony at the Prime Minister's Office, honoring the tenth intake of the Prime Minister's Fellowship Program. This event underscores the government's focus on fostering leadership and talent development among the youth.
In further administrative developments, HH Shaikh Isa bin Salman issued an Edict to restructure the REHC and announced two additional Edicts, indicating ongoing governmental reforms. Meanwhile, Bahrain condemned a bombing in central New Delhi, showcasing its stance against violence and commitment to international peace.
Diplomatic engagements continued as the Representatives Speaker and Shura Chairman held discussions with the Omani Shura Council Chairman, and Bahrain and Jordan convened the 22nd meeting of the Joint Higher Military Committee, strengthening bilateral military cooperation.
In international affairs, the FAO appointed Bahrain's Deputy Speaker to present a food security report at the 2026 Global Parliamentary Summit, highlighting Bahrain's involvement in global food security discussions.
On the domestic front, the Housing Ministry launched a new initiative to provide real estate and financing support for citizens, while the Tourism Minister participated in the 26th UN World Tourism Organisation General Assembly in Riyadh. The Municipalities Minister also announced the opening date of the Farmers' Market's new season, promoting local agriculture.
Furthermore, Bahrain participated in the 75th Executive Bureau Meeting of the Council of Arab Justice Ministers, and the King Hamad Award for Youth Empowerment received 8,200 entries from 100 countries, demonstrating the country's influence in youth development.
In technological advancements, the Traffic Directorate launched the trial phase of a smart camera installation project. Al Marai Company, with the support of Tamkeen, invested in the hiring and career development of 70 Bahraini employees, reflecting efforts to enhance local employment and skills development.