In Kuala Lumpur, where the geography met with the strategy and the economy in politics, the historical triple summit between the Cooperation Council of the Arab States, the “ASEAN” association, and the People’s Republic of China were held, a summit that was not a moment of moment, but a reflection to change the balance of the world, and a collective desire to formulate a more fair, balanced, and comprehensive international system.
On behalf of His Majesty King Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa, the King of the Great Country, may God protect and preserve him, His Royal Highness Prince Salman bin Hamad Al Khalifa, Crown Prince, Prime Minister, may God protect him, participated, embodying the pioneering role of Bahrain at a time that requires the voice of wisdom and initiative, not retreat, and the flexibility of openness, not the rigidity Shared, and puts the human being at the core of the equation.
His Highness has called for a sustainable development partnership that brings together the Gulf, Asian and China, with the population weight that these forces represent more than 2.3 billion, and an economy that constitutes a fifth of global output, but it is not a partnership of rigid numbers, but rather a vivid vision that affects the essence of life: food security, clean energy, digital transformation, human development, and conscious tourism.
Between discourse and implementation, Bahrain translated this vision by signing a memorandum of understanding with Malaysia in human resources management, in a move that enhances the shift towards the “smart state”, and establishes the efficiency of administrative governance, in line with the requirements of the times, and China’s decision to cancel visas to citizens of the Gulf states is established to confirm the transfer of relations from diplomatic compliments to the bridges of mutual trust.
And because the transformations do not stand at the economy, His Royal Highness the Crown Prince, the Prime Minister, renewed his call to formulate an international treaty to control the course of artificial intelligence, based on an ethical vision that protects human dignity, and prevents technology from slipping into digital domination corridors, Bahrain, here, not only seeks to catch technology, but seeks to legalize its controls and establish its position as a leading platform for innovation ethics.
In a deeper reform dimension, His Highness’s call to restructure the international system, especially financial institutions, came to be more just and representative, stressing that the global system is no longer exclusive to the traditional poles, but rather calls for the global southern voice, with its cooperative and not collision spirit.
Kuala Lumpur was not just a summit, but an appeal to cross from the polar period to the space of rational pluralism, and in the midst of this scene, Bahrain carried a civilized project that raises development, not domination, and believes that dialogue is born in the climate of trust, not under the shadows of threat.
It is a decorated Bahraini voice in his tone, strong in his logic, deep in his vision: where the alliance does not mean dependency, openness does not bother sovereignty, and growth is not bought at the expense of values. Thus, Bahrain mediates the map of a triple alliance as a rising coalition towards the future, where the Gulf, Asian and China, together they set the foundation stone for a just, humanitarian, and based alliance, is based on development, not the conflict.* Media and academic researcher
