Manama: Lieutenant General Dr. Shaikh Mohamed bin Abdullah Al Khalifa, Chairman of the Bahrain Red Crescent Society (BRCS), led the fourth meeting of the Board of Directors at its headquarters in the Diplomatic Area. The gathering focused on the society's achievements and future strategies in humanitarian efforts.
According to Bahrain News Agency, the meeting saw participation from key officials including Ali Mohammed Murad, Deputy Chairman; Hassan Ali Juma Mohamed, Financial Secretary; and other board members. Dr. Shaikh Mohamed praised the society's commitment to addressing humanitarian challenges and providing aid during crises. He highlighted the society's dedication to principles of humanity and justice, commending its innovative approach to service delivery.
Dr. Shaikh Mohamed also acknowledged the efforts of the executive body and volunteers, stressing the importance of involving more youth in humanitarian work. He emphasized the need for proper training and creating an environment that fosters innovation and creativity. The meeting discussed the society's participation in international forums and its role in enhancing Bahrain's global humanitarian presence.
Hassan Juma Mohamed presented financial reports, assuring the Board of the society's stable condition. The members reviewed a commemorative booklet honoring past presidents and figures instrumental in the society's development, expressing appreciation for this gesture.
Mubarak Khalifa Al Hadi, the General Secretary, highlighted the society's recent achievements, attributing success to the collective efforts of the board, staff, and volunteers. He reiterated the commitment to providing comprehensive support locally and internationally, while continuously improving programs to meet global standards.
Al Hadi underscored the importance of volunteer work in achieving the society's humanitarian goals. He pointed out that BRCS prioritizes training volunteers in areas such as first aid, search and rescue, and psychological support, enabling them to offer quality services and contribute to a more united and compassionate society.