Manama: Bahraini daily newspapers today highlighted a series of significant developments, including the issuance of several decrees and laws by HM King, along with various diplomatic activities.
According to Bahrain News Agency, HM King issued Decrees numbered 22 through 25 of 2025. In addition to these decrees, the King ratified and issued Laws numbered 16 through 19 of 2025 after receiving approval from both the Shura Council and the Council of Representatives. The King also received expressions of gratitude from the President of Pakistan and the Emperor of Japan, reflecting Bahrain's active diplomatic engagements.
HRH the Crown Prince and Prime Minister was acknowledged by Pakistan's Prime Minister and issued Edict 28 of 2025. Under his patronage, the Deputy Prime Minister inaugurated the Social Housing Innovation Conference and Exhibition. Furthermore, the Deputy Prime Minister held a meeting with the CMEC Chairman, underscoring Bahrain's focus on international collaboration.
The Interior Minister conducted an inspection of the transport directorate, emphasizing the adoption of advanced systems to enhance efficiency. Meanwhile, Bahrain condemned a terrorist attack on tourists in Pahalgam, showcasing its firm stance against terrorism.
The Foreign Minister participated in the 163rd Arab League Council ministerial meeting and the Jerusalem committee meeting, while also marking the International Day of Multilateralism and Diplomacy for Peace. The Information Minister engaged with the Serbian Ambassador and the President of ESRA International Film School, highlighting Bahrain's cultural and diplomatic outreach.
The Housing Minister, during the 2025 Innovation Summit on Social Housing, announced new housing programs and met with the CMEC Chairman. The Electricity Minister also received the CMEC Chairman to discuss energy initiatives. The Industry Minister outlined regulatory requirements for photovoltaic systems aimed at boosting resource efficiency in industrial areas.
Eskan Bank signed agreements with seven banks under the Tas'heel+ programme, demonstrating Bahrain's commitment to financial innovation. Additionally, Bahrain hosted the 24th GCC History and Archaeology Forum, reinforcing its role as a regional hub for cultural and historical discourse.