Manama: Bahraini daily newspapers today focused on events that happened over the past 24 hours. According to Bahrain News Agency, His Majesty King of Bahrain has ordered Eid Al Adha disbursements for families supported by the Royal Humanitarian Foundation. Additionally, the King extended congratulations to the Yemeni Chairman of the Presidential Leadership Council on the occasion of Unity Day. In a series of diplomatic meetings, the Deputy Prime Minister of Bahrain received the ambassadors of Thailand and Bangladesh. The Foreign Minister held discussions with the Jordanian Deputy Prime Minister, while the Finance Minister met with the Serbian Ambassador. The Information Minister engaged in a meeting with historian Dr. Mansoor Sarhan, and the Housing Minister led the Bahrain delegation at the 23rd GCC housing ministers meeting. The Education Minister honored 27 schools for their 2023 TIMSS results, reflecting the country's commitment to educational excellence. Further highlighting Bahrain's involvement in regional initiatives, the Social Development Minister attended a GCC session focusing on child protection in the digital world. The Youth Affairs Minister participated in the 9th Global HSE Conference. The Industry Minister met with the outgoing Palestinian Ambassador and the Malaysian Ambassador, while the Legal Affairs Minister received the Chairman of the National Institution for Human Rights. The Works Minister had discussions with the Ambassador of Japan. In transport and infrastructure, the Transportation Minister took part in the ITF Summit. Meanwhile, the Shura Chairman held meetings with the outgoing Palestinian Ambassador and the Tunisian Chargé d'Affaires. Completing a series of international engagements, the Finance Ministry Undersecretary led a delegation to the Islamic Development Bank meetings in Algeria. Tamkeen, in collaboration with the World Bank, hosted a workshop on labor market strategies. Additionally, the Secretary-General of the Higher Education Council participated in the Educatio n World Forum in London.
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