Parliamentary Committee Elects Leaders to Draft Response to Royal Address

Manama:The Parliamentary Committee responsible for formulating the response to the Royal Address at the Council of Representatives convened for its initial meeting, during which it elected its chairman and deputy chairman. MP Abdullah Khalifa Al Rumaihi was chosen as chairman, with MP Muneer Ibrahim Sarour endorsed as the deputy chairman.

According to Bahrain News Agency, the committee expressed admiration for the Royal approach of His Majesty King Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa, highlighting the visions and directives articulated in the Royal Address. These directives are seen as pivotal in setting priorities for national work and establishing foundations for further accomplishments within the framework of comprehensive development.

The committee also acknowledged the Royal Address's focus on the Kingdom's enduring national principles and His Majesty's dedication to preserving achievements while promoting development and prosperity. Additionally, it praised the national efforts led by His Royal Highness Prince Salman bin Hamad Al Khalifa, the Crown Prince and Prime Minister, in implementing Royal directives through development plans and programs. The ongoing efforts to actualize Bahrain Economic Vision 2030 and draft the future Economic Vision 2050 were commended for their role in enhancing the nation's economic competitiveness and sustainable growth.

The committee confirmed its commitment to drafting a response that encapsulates the national essence of the Royal Address, aiming to translate its visions and aspirations into a parliamentary stance. This stance is expected to reinforce legislative and oversight activities while fostering constructive cooperation between the legislative and executive branches, all in support of the Kingdom's comprehensive development and the welfare of its citizens.

The committee's members include MPs Lulwa Ali Al Rumaihi, Eman Hassan Shuwaiter, Waleed Jaber Al Doseri, Jameel Mulla Hassan, Hanan Mohammed Fardan, Basma Abdulkarim Mubarak, Mohammed Mohammed Al Rifaie, and Mahmood Mirza Fardan.