Manama: Bahraini daily newspapers today highlighted several key developments, including diplomatic engagements and initiatives across various sectors over the past 24 hours. The focal points included congratulatory messages from the leadership, significant meetings, and national programs aimed at enhancing Bahrain’s digital and business sectors.
According to Bahrain News Agency, His Majesty the King extended congratulations to the Presidents of Uzbekistan and Slovakia, emphasizing Bahrain’s commitment to fostering strong bilateral relations. His Royal Highness the Deputy King engaged with the Chairman of the Bahrain Bourse and its Board of Directors, underlining the importance of financial sector governance. Furthermore, the Crown Prince and Prime Minister echoed the King’s sentiments by sending congratulatory messages to the leaders of Uzbekistan and Slovakia.
In defense and international condolences, the Commander-in-Chief held discussions with the Defence Affairs Minister, while Bahrain expressed its con
dolences to Egypt following a tragic train derailment.
On the domestic front, the Justice Minister met with attendees of the “Future Bet” program, showcasing Bahrain’s investment in future leadership. The national cyber drill, “Cyber Shield 2025,” concluded with honors bestowed on entities and participants, reflecting Bahrain’s commitment to cybersecurity. The BIPD Board of Trustees commended this initiative as a significant step in bolstering national cyber defenses.
In a bid to support local enterprises, Tamkeen launched a Digital Enablement Program aimed at facilitating the adoption of innovative digital solutions. In the tourism sector, Bahrain and Oman collaborated on a MICE tourism workshop to enhance business events, signaling a strategic push to boost economic activity through tourism.
In healthcare, Government Hospitals organized an awareness forum focusing on newborn hearing screening, underscoring Bahrain’s dedication to public health advancements.