Kano: He expresses his appreciation to the Arab Labor Organization for its prominent role in supporting employment issues.
Kano: The partnership between the public and private sectors is a pillar of Arab sustainable development.
Kano: We live in a milestone that requires changing the traditional economic model.
Kano: The Bahrain Chamber is continuing to support Arab initiatives to enhance Arab economic integration.
Cano: Arab economic solidarity is a necessity to confront global challenges.
Walid Ibrahim Kano, Deputy Financial Secretary and head of the coordination group of the sectoral committees of the Bahrain Chamber of Commerce and Industry, stressed that unprecedented global variables impose on Arab economies the necessity of adapting and raising the level of flexibility in a way that enhances their ability to face challenges and achieve sustainable development, indicating that the transition from traditional economic models to various and innovative economies is no longer an option, but rather an urgent necessity to keep pace with the accelerated developments on the scene World.
He pointed out in a speech delivered on behalf of Samir bin Abdullah Nass, President of the Bahrain Chamber during the activities of the second day of the fifty -first session of the Arab Labor Conference, that it was consistent with what was stated at the Bahrain Summit headed The fields, the Bahrain Chamber is committed to enhancing cooperation between the Arab private sector and deepening the bonds of economic partnership between Arab countries in all fields, stressing that joint Arab action is the basis for facing the economic challenges facing the region, and that unity and cooperation between the public and private sectors in the Arab countries represent the basic element to achieve sustainable development.
Kano said that the Bahrain Chamber will remain keen to be a platform and a platform to support the initiatives aimed at developing the economies of Arab countries and enhancing their commercial relations, expressing his thanks and appreciation to Egypt for hosting the conference’s activities, and praising the pioneering role for them in supporting the joint Arab work process, enhancing cooperation between the three parties to production, and consolidating Arab solidarity in facing the challenges that affect the stability and development of Arab societies.
He renewed the congratulations of the Chamber of the Arab Labor Organization on the occasion of the 60th anniversary of its founding, praising its great achievements that contributed to promoting social justice and sustainable development in the Arab world, and consolidating the principles of community dialogue and building balanced work relations between governments, business owners and workers, explaining that the convening of the conference in light of the current global challenges represents an opportunity to enhance joint Arab coordination and unify efforts in facing economic challenges, and stressed the necessity Focusing on policies that achieve sustainable development and provide decent job opportunities, which reflects positively on the Arab peoples.
The work of the (51) session of the Arab Labor Conference continued its activities for the third day in a row, as it will continue until April 26, under the patronage of His Excellency Egyptian President Abdel Fattah El -Sisi, in the presence of 15 Arab Minister of Labor, 4 heads of delegations, 385 members Arabic, and a number of Arab and international personalities active in the field of economic and social development.
