Dr. Jalila bint Al -Sayed Jawad Hassan, Minister of Health, stressed that the continuation of the empowerment of Bahraini youth and the extensive available way for them to contribute to the provision of the present of the homeland and build its future represents a pivotal pillar of the comprehensive development march led by His Majesty King Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa, the King of the country, may God protect and preserve him, and the directives of His Royal Highness Prince Salman bin Hamad Al Khalifa, Crown Prince, the Prime Minister, may God protect him.
This came during a dialogue meeting with a group of young people participating in the third edition of the “Future Bett” program organized by the Bahrain Institute for Political Development, in the presence of Dr. Ibtisam Al -Dalal, member of the Institute’s Board of Trustees, Mrs. Iman Faisal Janahi, CEO of the Institute, and a number of officials from the Ministry of Health and the Institute.
The Minister of Health praised the “Future bet” program as a qualitative dialogue platform that contributes to extending bridges of communication between young people and officials, and allows them to participate in developing national ideas and visions.
During the meeting, she made an introductory offer on the efforts made to continue to strengthen the health system and provide the infrastructure, as well as the role of youth in supporting the health sector and its sustainability in line with the goals of Bahrain’s economic vision 2030.
She added that the ministry is working to continue to enable young national cadres through specialized training and qualification programs, and to open the way for them to contribute to development initiatives, believing that investing their energies is a pillar to achieve sustainable development.
She also stressed that the health of the citizen remains at the forefront of national priorities, and that enhancing integration between government institutions, the private sector and civil society is a necessity to adopt youth initiatives in the health fields, in a way that contributes to developing innovative and sustainable solutions to the existing challenges, noting the success of inspiring national experiences that have proven the ability of young people to lead development.
At the end of the meeting, the youth participants expressed their appreciation to the Minister of Health to provide this constructive dialogue space, praising the opportunity for direct interaction with the officials and the motivation it provides to continue giving in supporting the health development process in the Kingdom of Bahrain.