Bahrain's Royal Cultural and Scientific Affairs Advisor: Fraternal relations with Kuwait are characterized by historical continuity and close social ties
Bahrain's King's advisor discusses the role of artificial intelligence and joint cooperation with the Kuwaiti ambassador
Translated by Qiyas from الأنباء — Original source
Hala Al-Ansari, Advisor to the Bahraini King for Cultural and Scientific Affairs, and Jasem Al-Najem, Kuwait’s Ambassador to the Kingdom of Bahrain, discussed the growing role of artificial intelligence across various sectors and the opportunities it offers to develop the business environment, enhance innovation and investment in companies specializing in modern technologies, and support the knowledge-based economy.
During her meeting with Ambassador Al-Najem, Al-Ansari stated that the fraternal relations between the Kingdom of Bahrain and the State of Kuwait are characterized by a long historical continuity and close social ties, emphasizing both countries’ commitment to further developing areas of joint cooperation.
For his part, Ambassador Al-Najem expressed his gratitude and appreciation to Al-Ansari for the warm reception, praising the deep fraternal relations between the two brotherly countries. He reaffirmed his aspiration to strengthen cultural and scientific cooperation and develop areas of joint work in a manner that fulfills the aspirations of both countries and their peoples.
The meeting reviewed several areas of cultural and scientific cooperation between the two countries, highlighting the importance of exchanging expertise, developing initiatives that support cultural activity, encouraging research and innovation, preserving cultural heritage, and transmitting it to future generations.
The two sides also discussed the transformations underway in the education sector amid technological advancements, and the potential of distance learning to expand educational opportunities and develop teaching methods, as well as the importance of exchanging experiences in utilizing digital platforms and technological tools in the educational process.
Attendees from the Kuwaiti Embassy in the Kingdom of Bahrain included Counselor Abdulaziz Al-Falah and Second Secretary Layan Abu Aliyan.
