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HRH Crown Prince Chairs Weekly Cabinet Meeting

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Last updated: 2025/12/23 at 5:37 PM
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The weekly Cabinet meeting of the Kingdom of Bahrain, chaired by His Royal Highness Prince Salman bin Hamad Al Khalifa, the Crown Prince and Prime Minister, took place on Monday at Gudaibiya Palace, outlining a program deeply rooted in national pride and citizen welfare. Discussions centered on recent national celebrations, ongoing housing initiatives, and crucial steps towards enhancing social and economic support for all Bahrainis. This meeting demonstrated a continued commitment to fulfilling royal directives and strengthening the nation’s progress.

Celebrating Bahrain’s National Day and Strengthening Regional Ties

The Cabinet began by extending its commendation for the recent Royal Address delivered by His Majesty King Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa marking Bahrain’s National Days and the 26th anniversary of his Accession to the Throne. The address served as a powerful symbol of national unity and future aspirations.

Ministers also expressed sincere gratitude for the outpouring of congratulatory messages from both citizens of Bahrain and international counterparts, highlighting the Kingdom’s positive standing on the global stage. The strong fraternal bonds between Bahrain and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) were particularly emphasized.

A significant gesture of these strengthened ties was noted: His Majesty the King’s directive to name Al Areen Wildlife Park after His Highness Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, President of the UAE. This was reciprocated with a park in Abu Dhabi being named in honor of His Majesty the King. The Cabinet warmly welcomed the celebrations held within the UAE, acknowledging the shared joy surrounding Bahrain’s national identity.

Accelerating Housing Initiatives for Bahraini Citizens

A key focus of the meeting was the continued implementation of His Majesty’s vision for providing adequate housing for Bahraini families. In direct response to Royal Directives, His Royal Highness directed the provision of 7,000 housing services in conjunction with the recent national celebrations.

The Ministry of Housing and Urban Planning has been entrusted with the critical task of swiftly enacting these measures, ensuring timely access to housing opportunities for eligible citizens. This initiative underscores the government’s dedication to addressing a fundamental need and improving the quality of life for Bahraini citizens. This is a major step in Bahrain’s commitment to social welfare.

Modernizing Infrastructure and Public Services

Beyond housing, the Cabinet acknowledged the recent inauguration of the renovated Manama Municipality Building by His Royal Highness. This historic building, originally opened in 1962 by the late His Highness Shaikh Isa bin Salman Al Khalifa, symbolizes the continuity of governance and a commitment to modernizing public infrastructure.

Ministers stressed the unwavering importance of continually developing social services and support programs. The focus remains on optimizing the use of national resources to benefit Bahraini citizens, ensuring that they remain the priority in all service provisions and entitlements. The government’s objective is to build a robust and responsive system of public services that meets the evolving needs of the population.

Supporting Diverse Income Levels

The Cabinet specifically addressed the need to bolster support for various income groups within Bahrain. Continued assistance for electricity and water services for citizens in their first homes was reaffirmed, alongside efforts to strengthen programs aimed at improving the living standards and increasing the income of low-income individuals.

Furthermore, recognizing the increasing pressures on the middle class, the Cabinet emphasized the importance of safeguarding and enhancing existing services for this crucial segment of society. This includes expanding employment opportunities and fostering an environment that promotes economic advancement for all.

Fiscal Responsibility and Resource Management

A central tenet of the Cabinet’s discussions revolved around responsible financial management. Ministers underlined the critical necessity of safeguarding public funds and preventing wasteful expenditure. They noted that efficient and accountable spending is paramount to achieving intended objectives and effectively serving the public interest.

The Cabinet also reiterated the importance of ensuring that social support is strategically targeted toward those most in need, preventing disproportionate benefits from being allocated to higher-income groups. This commitment to equitable resource distribution is essential for maintaining the sustainability and effectiveness of social programs. Prudent financial policy is a key element in securing Bahrain’s future economic stability.

International Engagement and Regulatory Updates

In addition to domestic issues, the Cabinet acknowledged Bahrain’s active participation in several international forums. Reports were reviewed detailing the Kingdom’s input at the 42nd session of the Council of Arab Ministers of Housing and Construction, the Arab Forum for Housing and Sustainable Urban Development, and the 45th session of the Arab Ministers of Social Affairs Council.

Several key regulatory updates were also approved, including:

  • A draft resolution on civil aviation and air departure services aiming to modernize the passenger database and streamline registration processes.
  • Restructuring plans for various government agencies, intended to enhance performance and overall efficiency.
  • A draft resolution concerning the Occupational Safety and Health Council.
  • Bahrain’s accession to Annex VI of the International Convention for the Prevention of Pollution from Ships (MARPOL), 1973, demonstrating a commitment to environmental sustainability.
  • Approval of reports submitted by the Education and Training Quality Authority.

Concluding Remarks

The recent Cabinet meeting, led by His Royal Highness Prince Salman bin Hamad Al Khalifa, underscores Bahrain’s dynamic approach to governance. Through a combination of national celebration, ambitious housing initiatives, commitment to social welfare, and responsible fiscal policy, the Kingdom is actively working towards a brighter future for all its citizens. The focus on modernizing infrastructure, strengthening public services, and fostering regional cooperation demonstrates a forward-thinking vision geared towards sustainable development and continued prosperity.

Continued engagement from citizens and stakeholders will be vital in realizing these objectives. To learn more about the Kingdom’s initiatives and future plans, visit the official Bahrain government website.

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