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HRH Prime Minister stresses importance of regional unity

Prime Minister HRH Prince Khalifa bin Salman Al Khalifa called for the need to adopt a unified Arab vision and cooperation strategies to face the scourge of terrorism and dry up its sources, stressing that “terrorism is the biggest enemy of life.”

HRH the Premier affirmed the importance of blocs, noting that Arab countries had sufficient natural and human resources to impose their strength and will in the world once they unify their stances.

Speaking in a meeting with Arab Ambassadors to Bahrain, led by the Kuwaiti Ambassador and Dean of the Diplomatic Corps Shaikh Azzam Mubarak Al Sabah, at Gudaibiya Palace yesterday Prince Khalifa remarked: “The region is going through a serious and dangerous phase in its modern history, and there are powers that want no good or progress for our countries and people, and seek to spread anarchy, but the peoples’ awareness will thwart all that.”

HRH Premier reviewed with the ambassadors latest regional and global development, stressing on the importance of facing the rising security and economic challenges that pose a serious threat to Arab countries’ security and stability and impede their development and prosperity efforts.

“Allah Almighty blessed our countries with plenty of wealth that has always been coveted by many powers, and therefore we have to be highly vigilant and well prepared to face all plots to weaken us and distract us from achieving our peoples’ aspirations for development and progress,” Prince Khalifa commented.

The ambassadors conveyed to HRH Premier congratulations and best wishes of their countries’ leaders on his birthday, and their wishes of abundant good health and long life so as to be able to carry on the renaissance and progress march in the Kingdom. 

 

 

 

Photo Caption: HRH Premier receives Arab Ambassadors to Bahrain, led by Kuwaiti Ambassador Shaikh Azzam Mubarak Al Sabah 

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