Bahraini Engineers Celebrated for Contributions to National Development

Manama:Amna bint Ahmed Al Rumaihi, the Minister of Housing and Urban Planning, has praised the significant contributions of Bahraini engineers to the Kingdom's development. She highlighted their role in transforming national plans into projects that bolster urban growth and foster sustainable cities and housing communities, as guided by His Majesty King Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa and Crown Prince and Prime Minister His Royal Highness Prince Salman bin Hamad Al Khalifa.

According to Bahrain News Agency, Minister Al Rumaihi conveyed her congratulations to Bahraini engineers on Bahraini Engineers' Day, observed on October 15. She commended their dedication and expertise, which have been instrumental in the Kingdom's construction and development endeavors.

Minister Al Rumaihi emphasized the close link between the housing and urban planning sectors and various engineering disciplines. She acknowledged the high competence of engineers at the Ministry of Housing and Urban Planning and the Urban Planning and Development Authority (UPDA) in areas such as planning, design, project management, and urban infrastructure development. Their work has resulted in engineering models and practices that keep pace with rapid changes in housing and urban development.

She further noted the ongoing housing efforts to implement the royal directive to accelerate the provision of 50,000 new housing units. This initiative underscores the importance of national engineering expertise in translating plans into tangible solutions. The expansion of private sector partnerships and diversification of project methods reflect the integrated efforts between the Ministry and the UPDA in supporting sustainable urban development.

Minister Al Rumaihi also stressed the importance of engineering innovation in the continued development of the housing and urban planning sectors. She highlighted the adoption of modern technologies and digital solutions to enhance project efficiency and improve the quality of residential environments. The Ministry and UPDA remain committed to investing in national engineering capabilities, providing opportunities for engineers to gain expertise and adopt modern practices.