A recent academic study submitted by a Bahraini researcher to obtain a doctorate from Abdul -Malik Al -Saadi University in the sisterly Kingdom of Morocco confirmed that the fraternal relations between His Majesty King Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa, the king of the country, may God protect him and his sponsors and his brother His Majesty King Mohammed VI, King of the sisterly Kingdom of Morocco, put a distinguished framework in the march of diplomatic relations between the two brotherly countries, and pushed these relations to extensive horizons.
The Bahraini researcher Zainab Hussein Ahmed Ali submitted a study to obtain a doctorate in “Communication and Information”, to the Center for Studies in PhD, Arts, Humanities, Doctrine, Arts, Arts, and Education Sciences at Abdel -Malik Al -Saadi University in the sisterly Kingdom of Morocco, where the study was titled: “The New Media role in shaping the image of diplomatic relations between the Kingdom of Bahrain and the Kingdom of Morocco”, and decided to grant it the doctorate degree with a “very honorable rank.”
The discussion committee praised the great effort made by the researcher and the great results it reached, where the head of the committee, Professor Dr. Edwan, called for the adoption of its results in building new horizons of diplomatic and media relations between the two kingdoms, stressing that the strong relationship between His Majesty the Great King and the Moroccan monarch, may God protect and sponsor them, was the basis for the development and distinction of relations between the two kingdoms, and would be reflected in the future of relations between the two brotherly peoples.
The study touched on the issue of diplomatic relations and its integration with the issue of the new media, and to identify its role in shaping the diplomatic image between the Kingdom of Bahrain and the sisterly Kingdom of Morocco in various fields, and also touched on analyzing the social media style of dealing with diplomatic relations between the Kingdom of Bahrain and the Kingdom of Morocco in terms of form and content.
