Human development and human building in the Kingdom of Bahrain has always been at the top priority of national action in its various stages, not only at the level of investment in humans, but in creating all means to establish a strong structure of regulations and legislation that in turn creates a safe societal environment, preserves lives, preserves property, and enhances the stability of the business environment in order to achieve the development aspirations of the country.
The decrees of laws that prefer His Majesty King Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa, the monarch of the country, may God protect and preserve him, by issuing them, and related to amending some provisions of the Criminal Procedure Law, and the Penal Code, the last of which is the Traffic Law, which aims to enhance road safety and reduce traffic accidents by imposing severe penalties on violations that pose a threat to lives and property, all of these decrees reflect the interest of the wise leadership in human His dignity.
What the Kingdom of Bahrain is witnessing today from the development of the legislative system comes as an embodiment of the royal approach of His Majesty, the monarch of the country, and the good directives and sincere efforts of the esteemed government headed by His Royal Highness Prince Salman bin Hamad Al Khalifa, Crown Prince and Prime Minister, in translating ambitious visions and future aspirations.
There is no doubt that legislative developments and modern legal systems enhance the stability of the business environment, as well as an important tributary for sustainable development, in addition to its great impact on creating an attractive and sustainable investment environment in order to achieve the vision of the Kingdom of Bahrain Economic 2030.
One last word
“Thank you for the size of the tender” for the sincere and great efforts made by the Ministry of Interior with all its employees, led by His Excellency the Minister of Interior, Lieutenant General, His Excellency Sheikh Rashid bin Abdullah Al Khalifa, in preserving community security and activating the participatory approach with all state institutions and governmental and private business sectors, as well as eligibility.
