Manama: Bahraini daily newspapers today reported on a range of significant events and updates from the past 24 hours. The Prime Minister’s Office announced the selection of 15 candidates for the 11th intake of the Prime Minister’s Fellowship Program, reflecting the government’s ongoing commitment to fostering leadership and development.
According to Bahrain News Agency, the Foreign Ministry is actively following up on the situation concerning Bahraini and Kuwaiti citizens detained in Israel, ensuring their safety and wellbeing. In addition, Bahrain is closely monitoring the latest developments in the Gaza Strip, a region currently experiencing heightened tensions.
In other regional news, the UAE President met with the Yemeni Prime Minister to discuss bilateral relations, highlighting the importance of diplomatic ties in the region. Meanwhile, the Pakistani army conducted an operation in Balochistan, resulting in the elimination of seven militants, and the Somali army, with support from AUSSOM, liberated two villages in the Lower Shabelle region.
On the financial front, the Central Bank of Bahrain (CBB) has enabled the settlement of Fawri services during public holidays, enhancing convenience for users of this financial service.
In sports, Bahrain celebrated a significant achievement at the IMMAF World Championships in Georgia, where the nation topped the Arab standings with three gold medals. Additionally, the Bahrain cycling team is participating in the Arab Championship in Iraq, representing the nation in regional sporting events.