Secretary -General of the Shura Council: Training and developing human cadres represents an important pillar in building legislative institutions
Engineer Mohamed Ibrahim Al -Sisi Al -Buainain, Secretary -General of the House of Representatives, and Karima Mohamed Al -Abbasi, Secretary -General of the Shura Council, participated in the meeting of the General Secretaries Association for National Parliaments, which was held today (Monday), as part of the meetings accompanying the 150th General Assembly of the International Parliamentary Union, held in the capital “Tashkent” in the Republic of Uzbekistan, where the meeting was devoted to discussing the topic of “employee training in Parliament And their development.
During the meeting, Eng. Muhammad Ibrahim Al -Sisi Al -Buainain, Secretary -General of the House of Representatives, affirmed that the Kingdom of Bahrain attaches great attention to training, job development and vocational promotion, based on its belief that the sustainability of progress and excellence for the Kingdom and its institutions lies in the continuous training of its children, in implementation of the royal vision of His Majesty King Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa, the king of the country, may God protect him and his presidency, Royal Highness Prince Salman bin Hamad Al Khalifa, Crown Prince, Prime Minister, may God protect him.
The Secretary -General of the House of Representatives pointed out that the General Secretariat of the Council, and working under the direction of Ahmed bin Salman Al -Muslim, Speaker of the House of Representatives, is working to provide comprehensive training programs, aimed at enhancing legal, administrative, and technological knowledge of Parliament employees, as well as training in the political, strategic, and economic fields, locally and externally, in a way that contributes to raising the level of experiences acquired by employees and enhances their ability to provide effective support to owners Happiness members of the House of Representatives.
The Secretary -General of the House of Representatives added that the General Secretariat of the Bahraini House of Representatives is working to implement many initiatives that focus on exchanging experiences with brothers in parliaments and legislative councils. General trusts to benefit from successful experiences and mutual experiences in training and developing employees.
For its part, Karima Muhammad Al -Abbasi, Secretary -General of the Shura Council, affirmed that the Kingdom of Bahrain, under the leadership of His Majesty King Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa, the king of the country, may God protect and preserve him, and support and support His Royal Highness Prince Salman bin Hamad Al Khalifa, Crown Prince, Prime Minister, may God protect him, is keen to continue to rehabilitate the national human cadres to invest in it in various fields and disciplines, believing that the Bahraini citizen is the basic wealth that is based In sustainable development operations.
The Secretary -General of the Shura Council explained that the training and development of human cadres represents an important pillar in building legislative institutions capable of keeping pace with the rapid developments in parliamentary work, stressing that the qualified human component is the real investment that guarantees the sustainability of institutional excellence and promoting legislative performance.
The Secretary -General of the Shura Council stated that the council, with the directives of Ali bin Saleh Al -Saleh, the head of the council, is based in the development of the training system on organizational regulations enhancing the process of training employees and developing them, by setting integrated training plans for each employee separate Digital and artificial intelligence, as well as support for academic education.
The Secretary-General of the Shura Council revealed that the General Secretariat of the Council has made concrete achievements for the two years 2023-2024 AD, which was the implementation of 181 specialized training programs, 83 programs in the field of digital transformation and artificial intelligence, in addition to the participation of employees in 17 national programs to develop government leaders.
