Accra:The Ministry of Interior of Bahrain showcased its security services and initiatives at the 2026 Formula 1 Gulf Air Bahrain Grand Prix held in Malaysia. Visitors were drawn to the ministry's pavilion, which highlighted various advancements in police work and public safety measures.
According to Bahrain News Agency, the Public Relations Directorate of the Ministry presented a model of the Police Fort and publications that document the history of Bahrain Police, emphasizing the development of police work in the Kingdom.
The General Directorate of Civil Defence introduced the National Civil Protection Platform, focusing on safety information and emergency preparedness. Meanwhile, the General Directorate of Verdict Enforcement and Alternative Sentencing highlighted Bahrain's strides in alternative sentencing and the Open Prisons Programme, detailing objectives and outcomes.
Nationality, Passports and Residence Affairs showcased advancements in e-passport services, visa application procedures, and electronic services for citizens, residents, and visitors. The Child Protection Unit in Cyberspace addressed online risks to children, outlining measures to combat cybercrime and digital threats.
Community Police presented the Maan (Together) Programme Against Violence and Addiction, which includes awareness initiatives for students aimed at preventing violence and addiction. The Protocol and VIP Protection Directorate displayed historical police uniforms, while other directorates demonstrated logistical and technical services.
The Police Band performed national musical pieces, and the General Directorate of Media and Security Culture provided media coverage, emphasizing Bahrain's experience in modernizing police work and enhancing security services on an international stage.