The Minister of Municipalities Affairs and Agriculture, Wael bin Nasser Al Mubarak, recently met with Saleh Tarada, the President of the Capital Secretariat Council, and council members to discuss ways to enhance and develop municipal projects in the Capital Governorate. During the meeting, the Minister highlighted the crucial role of the Council in monitoring and ensuring progress in development projects in accordance with planned strategies, ultimately contributing to sustainable development in Bahrain. The efforts of the Capital Secretariat Council and municipal councils in supporting and advancing municipal work to benefit citizens and residents were also recognized.
Specific projects in the Capital Governorate were discussed during the meeting, including the development of the Manama waterfront (King Faisal Corniche), the establishment of two parks in East Sitra, and the development and beautification of Salman Port. Additionally, updates were provided on an urban and rural development Project, aimed at improving urban development in the Kingdom, as well as enhancements to the building permit issuance system (Benayat) and procedural improvements. The Minister and council members emphasized the importance of continuous coordination to ensure projects are completed according to priorities and plans.
The Capital Secretariat Council President and members praised the Ministry of Municipalities Affairs and Agriculture for their role and various projects implemented in the Capital Governorate that contribute to sustainable development. The Council reiterated the significance of ongoing coordination with the ministry to monitor project progress effectively. By working together, the Ministry and Council can ensure the successful completion of projects in the Capital Governorate, benefitting both citizens and residents of Bahrain.
In conclusion, the meeting between the Minister of Municipalities Affairs and Agriculture and the Capital Secretariat Council focused on enhancing and developing municipal projects in the Capital Governorate to support sustainable development in Bahrain. Key projects such as the beautification of the Manama waterfront and improvements to Salman Port were discussed, highlighting the importance of ongoing coordination to ensure project completion according to planned strategies. The Council’s appreciation for the ministry’s efforts in advancing municipal work in the Capital Governorate indicates a strong partnership dedicated to the progress and prosperity of the region.
Overall, the collaboration between the Ministry of Municipalities Affairs and Agriculture and the Capital Secretariat Council demonstrates a commitment to advancing municipal projects and supporting sustainable development in Bahrain. Through ongoing coordination and monitoring of project progress, both entities are working together to ensure the successful completion of key initiatives in the Capital Governorate, ultimately benefitting the citizens and residents of Bahrain. By continuing to prioritize and implement impactful projects, the Ministry and Council are driving positive change and progress in the region.
