The delegation of the Parliamentary Division of the Kingdom of Bahrain headed by Gamal Mohamed Fakhro, First Vice President of the Shura Council, concluded its participation in the work of the Sixth World Conference of Parliamentary Presidents, which was organized by the International Parliamentary Union in close cooperation with the United Nations during the period 29 until July 31, 2025 AD in Geneva.
The delegation of the parliamentary division was attended by the work of the conference among 115 participating delegations from the member states of the International Parliamentary Union, the participation of 102 parliamentary speakers, 34 parliamentary vice -speakers, 14 parties and monitoring organization, and 6 participating members.
The delegation of the Parliamentary Division included: Gamal Muhammad Fakhro, First Vice -President of the Shura Council (President of the Delegation), MP Abdul Nabi Salman Ahmed, First Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives, and Dr. Bassam Ismail Al Banmah Muhammad, member of the Foreign Affairs, Defense and National Security Committee of the Shura Council.
The closing session witnessed the adoption of the high -level advertisement issued by the conference, which was discussed “A scientist in a state of turmoil: parliamentary cooperation and pluralism for peace and justice for all.”
The closing session also discussed the reports of the discussion episodes that were held within the work of the conference, and dealt with titles: the participation of women and youth in Parliament in the time of polarization and adversity, innovation for a peaceful future and formulating new solutions to a troubled world, and achieving sustainable development goals by the year 2030 AD: What are the new opportunities for international cooperation?, In addition to other discussion sessions on the role of parliaments in forming the digital future.
The participation of the delegation of the Parliamentary Division of the Kingdom of Bahrain in the work of the Sixth World Conference of Parliamentary Presidents was the importance of the active presence in the major international parliamentary forums, reflecting the Kingdom’s keenness to contribute to the formulation of global parliamentary policies, and the exchange of visions on issues with a common human dimension and development. This participation also highlights the commitment of the legislative authority to the approach of openness and cooperation, and its affirmation of the role of parliamentary diplomacy in consolidating the principles of dialogue and peace and strengthening international partnerships based on mutual respect and common interests.
