The President of the Bahrain Women’s Society for Human Development, Dr. Rana Al-Serafi, stated that the Society, since its founding in 2001, has been launching activities and programs aimed at supporting human development, by focusing on values as the solid roots that support practices and behaviors to move in the right direction.
In this context, Al-Sirafi explained that the association is currently putting the final touches to the “Daffa Al-Bayt” event scheduled to be held on November 11, 2025.
Its details and program were announced recently, and registration was opened for it, which witnessed interest from inside and outside the Kingdom of Bahrain.
Al-Sayrafi confirmed that the “Defender the House” event aims, in essence, to consolidate the value of the family and strengthen its bonds, as it is the solid foundation of human relations and the source of stability for society. She pointed out that the family is an issue that never ends with talking about, and learning in which never ends, as it is the school of life that brings out to the world its human being.
For her part, the event director, Ms. Mona Al-Alawi, explained that preparations are progressing at a rapid pace in preparation for the launch of the event, noting that the discussion panel entitled “Flashes Weaving the Warmth of the House” will be the focus and essence of the program, as it will address various visions about family cohesion and its role in the family’s success in performing its humanitarian and social mission.
The event also includes words and life experiences of prominent figures, in addition to a paragraph about the value of the family from a child’s perspective, and a song entitled “O Warmth of the House, O Most Beautiful Homeland,” in addition to an artistic and humanitarian exhibition entitled “Fingerprints of Warmth,” whose exhibits express the spirit of the family and its interconnectedness.
Al-Alawi concluded her speech by saying: We hope that the event will leave a positive impact on all attendees, and will instill in them the beauty of the family and its warm fabric, as a source of community stability and cohesion.
