Manama: Bahraini daily newspapers today focused on events that happened over the past 24 hours, highlighting various diplomatic and economic engagements by the Kingdom's leadership.
According to Bahrain News Agency, His Majesty King Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa received the Cypriot Foreign Minister, fostering diplomatic ties and discussing matters of mutual interest. Additionally, His Majesty welcomed Dr. Ali Fakhro and Dr. Hisham Al Shaikh, as well as the Chairwoman and members of the Bahrain Businesswomen Society, indicating a focus on internal development and women's empowerment.
In parallel, the Deputy Prime Minister chaired the weekly Cabinet meeting, addressing key national issues. The Kingdom of Bahrain also expressed its approval of the signing of a declaration of principles between the Congo and Rwanda, as well as the appointment of the State of Palestine's Deputy President, showcasing Bahrain's active role in international diplomacy.
The Foreign Minister of Bahrain held talks with his Cypriot counterpart, further strengthening bilateral relations. Meanwhile, His Majesty King Abdullah II of Jordan received Bahrain's Interior Minister, underscoring the cooperative relationship between the two nations.
On the economic front, the Finance Minister engaged in meetings with counterparts during the International Monetary Fund and World Bank sessions. The Information Minister held discussions with high-level representatives from MBC Group, while the Tourism Minister took part in the Arabian Travel Market in Dubai, highlighting Bahrain's commitment to fostering tourism and media partnerships.
Further engagements included the Works Minister's meeting with the CMEC chairman, the Labour Minister's interaction with the Arab Labour Organisation Director General, and the Municipalities Minister's report on the growth in the construction sector and investment activity in the first quarter of 2025.
The Chief of Public Security met with the Southern Governor, while the Shura Chairman emphasized Bahrain's support for international cooperation with southern countries. The Cypriot Foreign Minister's visit to the Mohammed bin Mubarak Al Khalifa Academy for Diplomatic Studies marked another significant diplomatic engagement.
Additionally, the Secretary General of the Supreme Council for Women received the Director General of Legal Affairs and Human Rights, reflecting Bahrain's ongoing commitment to legal and human rights issues.