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Thursday, March 28, 2024

Bahrain will remain secure: PM

Bahrain will remain secure: PM
Bahrain will remain secure: PM
(Manama) – His Royal Highness Prime Minister Prince Khalifa bin Salman Al Khalifa has affirmed that the Kingdom of Bahrain will remain a secure country despite all attempts to make it otherwise.
HRH Premier stressed that the solid and responsible patriotic stances of the Bahraini people have played a crucial role in thwarting plots to subvert national security and stability and sow divide among the members of the one-family Bahraini society.
“Members of the Bahraini people have shown outstanding resolve and determination to face challenges. It is a great people with brave stances, and determination to leave no room for anyone to divide the citizens of the same nation or distract them from completing any work that benefits their society,” he said.
“The political and economic changes that the world is going through will make us more resolved than ever to intensify our efforts to strengthen our ability to achieve our goals for development and nation-building,” he added.
The Prime Minister made the statements while receiving at the Gudaibiya Palace the Chairman of the Shura Council, Ali bin Saleh Al-Saleh, MPs, Shura Council members and senior state officials.
“We look forward to the future with confidence, and we will carry on our efforts to strengthen the pillars of security and stability in Bahrain, and build on the landmark national gains. We have to rally together against whoever seeks to tamper with the security enjoyed by the kingdom. We will achieve more progress, prosperity, security and stability for Bahrain,” he told the audience.
HRH Premier stressed the importance of strengthening communication and meetings between the Executive and Legislature to discuss ways to fulfill the citizens’ needs in various fields.
(Courtesy BNA)

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