His Excellency Mr. Youssef bin Abdul Hussein Khalaf, Minister of Legal Affairs, Acting Minister of Labor, chaired the delegation of the Kingdom of Bahrain participating in the work of the (51st) Arab Labor Conference held in the sisterly Arab Republic of Egypt, which opened its work today, Saturday, where the delegation of the Kingdom of Bahrain included alongside the Ministry of Labor, representatives of the Bahrain Chamber of Commerce and Industry, and the General Union of Bahrain Workers Syndicate and the Free Union of Bahrain Trade Unions. Topics in the forefront of the development of the reality of entrepreneurship, discussing the Arab Entrepreneurship Initiative, and reviewing the report of the Director General of the Arab Labor Organization, which focuses on the importance of economic diversification in the Arab countries to keep pace with global economic changes and reduce dependence on natural resources with the aim of achieving sustainable development and enhancing economic and social stability. On this occasion, His Excellency Mr. Youssef bin Abdul -Hussein Khalaf, Minister of Legal Affairs Minister of Labor of the Agency, stressed the importance of conferences as a university platform To discuss challenges and opportunities and exchange experiences and best practices in various fields, noting the role of the Arab Labor Organization in enhancing joint work paths in a way that provides development processes and contributes to achieving the desired goals. The Minister explained that the Kingdom of Bahrain is continuing its plans towards increasing economic diversification in a manner that ensures the sustainability of growth and creating promising opportunities for citizens, and developing the business environment through the enactment of systems and legislations encouraging investment and launch The initiatives aimed at sustaining economic growth in the country. This will continue the work of the (51st) Arab Labor Conference held in the sisterly Arab Republic of Egypt during the period from April 19-26, 2025.
