Manama: The Prime Minister's Office PMO hosted today a graduation ceremony honouring the ninth intake of the Prime Minister's Fellowship Program, marking the completion of their assignment at the PMO. The event highlighted the achievements of the fellows and their contributions to the Kingdom's development. According to Bahrain News Agency, the Director General of the Prime Minister's Office, Hamad Yaqoob Al Mahmeed, delivered a speech emphasizing the Program's alignment with the vision of His Royal Highness Prince Salman bin Hamad Al Khalifa, the Crown Prince and Prime Minister. Al Mahmeed noted that the initiative plays a vital role in empowering the national workforce and enhancing its role in Bahrain's comprehensive development under the leadership of His Majesty King Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa. Al Mahmeed extended HRH Prince Salman's greetings to the Program's participants, acknowledging their dedication and loyalty to Bahrain. He praised their professionalism and teamwork during their assignments, which have been instrumental in advancing various government projects and plans. Furthermore, Al Mahmeed expressed pride in the fellows' achievements, underscoring their positive impact on the Program. He reiterated Team Bahrain's commitment to ethics and loyalty, crucial for the Kingdom's progress. He also thanked the Program organisers and the fellows' employers for their ongoing support. The Minister of Social Development, His Excellency Osama bin Saleh Al Alawi, delivered a speech on behalf of the Program's alumni committee. HE Al Alawi reaffirmed HRH's belief in enhancing the skills of the national workforce, which is essential for implementing national programmes and driving development in line with HM the King's visions. HE Al Alawi also highlighted the significant role of Bahrainis in boosting the Kingdom's economic standing both regionally and internationally. Representing the graduates, Sara Mohammed Saeed from the Labour Fund (Tamkeen) expressed gratitude for HRH's support and emphasized the fellows' commitment to using their acquired skills for the benefit of Bahrain and its citizens.
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