The meeting of His Excellency the Minister of the Interior with the people of Western Riffa, recently, was more than just a protocol visit or an official meeting, where he carried messages that go beyond the place and time, as the meeting attended by His Highness the Governor of the Governorate and a number of officials, a actual embodiment of the directives of His Majesty the King, was the necessity of strengthening communication between officials and citizens in various regions, according to the approach of community partnership that is based on respect and listening to the pulse of people Their concerns and hopes. What I drew personally in the meeting, that it was not limited to security issues or service projects, according to the nature of the meetings between officials and citizens, but rather dealt with the conversation to what is deeper than that, the Bahraini identity, where the minister stressed that the traditions are not just rituals that we practice on occasions, but rather the wall that protects our national fabric, the real entrance to enhance the affiliation, and the gate that we know from During the world on who we are. How important was the sign of that reference to the civil councils, when His Excellency described it as “schools for young people”, where children learn how to respect adults, listen to politeness, and absorb the meaning of customs, and they learn “satellite” as parents and grandparents lived, where these councils were always, and still, educational platforms that transmit values and form our national. The minister’s talk about the people’s adherence to the Bahraini heritage, represents a tribute with an authentic spirit that inhabits the people of Riffa, and even all regions of Bahrain, and reflects a bright face of a homeland who chose to develop without denying its history, values, customs and traditions, and the loyalty and pride that the people expressed by customs and traditions. It is a reminder that the national identity in its depth represents a practice that we live daily in everything, the more we adhere to our traditions, the more we have strength, because the real unity does not build on the similarity of opinion, but rather harmony. And with the growing challenges, the importance of strengthening the solid national rule that the minister spoke about, which is based on the consolidation of belonging and loyalty, and giving the group the spirit of the group on individual tendency, and protecting civil peace, With all the wisdom and tolerance we have given. In the end, the traditions are not a burden on progress, but rather one of its most important pillars, and what we saw in this meeting is an affirmation of Bahrain’s national vision that development does not succeed unless human respect and identity in its essence, and that the security of societies is not only the law, but by enhancing morals, traditions and belonging. Fastening and security.
