HRH the Crown Prince highlights achievements led by national workforce

Manama, June2 (BNA): His Royal Highness Prince Salman bin Hamad Al Khalifa, the Crown Prince, Deputy Supreme Commander and First Deputy Prime Minister, this evening visited the Majlis of the President of the Supreme Council for Islamic Affairs, His Highness Shaikh Abdulla bin Khalid Al Khalifa, the Majlis of the Adviser of Media Affairs to His Majesty the King, His Excellency Nabeel bin Yaqub Al Hamar, and the Majlis of the sons of the late Mohammed Yousif Jalal. During the Majlis visits, HRH the Crown Prince highlighted that a range of successful development initiatives have contributed to the expansion of the Kingdom’s non-oil sector and helped ensure Bahrain remains the fastest growing economy in the region HRH the Crown Prince instructed that further steps should be taken to expand online services, including commercial registration and building permit processes, in order to streamline business set-up procedures and increase the private sector’s contribution to the economy HRH the Crown Prince emphasised that investing in Bahrain’s citizens and encouraging innovation across all sectors both represent key objectives of the Kingdom's development programme, led by HM King Hamad HRH the Crown Prince noted the important contributions of the national workforce to Bahrain's development, stressing that through their eagerness to turn challenges into opportunities, the Kingdom has made significant progress across key sectors. In this regard, HRH the Crown Prince noted Bahraini entrepreneurs contribution to the Kingdom’s development HRH the Crown Prince went on to add that Bahrain’s Economic Vision 2030 focuses on advancing the education and training sectors, while recognising the role played by modern technologies in providing Bahrain's youth with the technical skills they need to support economic growth The Majlis hosts and guests expressed their gratitude for HRH the Crown Prince's visits, and highlighted his role in supporting youth development and advancing skills within Bahrain’s workforce