Bahrain honors Kuwaiti talents

While Bahrain honored several Kuwaiti experts today, Bahrain’s Crown Prince and Prime Minister, Prince Salman bin Hamad Al Khalifa, affirmed that under the leadership of Bahrain’s King Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa, the country is continuing to support various efforts and initiatives aimed at consolidating partnerships and enhancing cooperation among Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) member states, and expanding areas of joint work, thereby bringing prosperity and development to the Gulf region and fulfilling the aspirations of its people. This statement was made during a meeting at Qasr Al-Qurayyah between the Bahraini Crown Prince and the heads of delegations participating in the 22nd meeting of the GCC Ministers and Heads of Civil Service Authorities Committee, the 12th meeting of the GCC Ministers of Labor Committee, and the 12th meeting of the GCC Ministers of Social Affairs and Development Committee, hosted by Bahrain and attended by GCC Secretary-General Jassim Bin Mohammed Al Budaiwi.

In the context of the honors, Bahrain’s Deputy Prime Minister Sheikh Khalid bin Abdullah Al Khalifa honored yesterday leading projects and prominent figures in the fields of civil service, labor, development, and social affairs across the GCC member states, including several Kuwaiti national experts. The honors were presented during a ceremony attended by Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of State for Cabinet Affairs, Shari’a Al-Muwasharji, and the heads of the Gulf delegations participating in the aforementioned meetings, hosted by Bahrain and attended by GCC Secretary-General Jassim Bin Mohammed Al Budaiwi.

Sheikh Khalid bin Abdullah expressed pride in honoring an elite group of GCC nationals as shining examples that have made a tangible difference in their societies, emphasizing that this recognition carries a message of gratitude and appreciation to every hand that builds and dedicates itself to its work, and serves as a continuous incentive to consolidate the values of innovation and leadership.

For his part, GCC Secretary-General Jassim Bin Mohammed Al Budaiwi affirmed that the achievements of the honored individuals represent exemplary Gulf models that have contributed to developing government and private work environments and enhancing social and development initiatives. He noted that the trajectory of joint Gulf work continues to achieve successes thanks to the integrated efforts undertaken among the GCC member states.

Earlier, Al-Muwasharji participated yesterday (Thursday) in the 22nd meeting of the GCC Ministers and Heads of Civil Service Authorities Committee, held in Manama and chaired by Bahrain’s Head of the Civil Service Authority, Sheikh Duaij bin Salman Al Khalifa. The meeting discussed a number of topics and issues related to developing government work and civil service, and enhancing the trajectory of Gulf cooperation and integration in administrative and development fields. (KUNA)

The honored Kuwaitis include:

- Sheikh Dr. Nimer Al-Sabah, Undersecretary of the Ministry of Oil

- Dr. Nasser Muhsen, Undersecretary of the Ministry of Information

- Awatef Al-Sand, Undersecretary of the Ministry of Justice

- Dr. Fatima Al-Najjar, Assistant Undersecretary for Private Medical Services at the Ministry of Health

- Dr. Fahad Al-Ajmi, Deputy Assistant Foreign Minister for GCC Affairs

- Dr. Hessa Al-Shahin, in recognition of her pioneering contributions to volunteer work