Throughout its long and mugs history; Bahraini society grew up on firm customs and values of cooperation and mutual respect, the values of its formulation in all aspects of daily life; In homes, markets, and bureaus, the commitment to the system made a natural and innate behavior in the Bahraini person before it was a text written in the law.
For the above; It was not surprising that the Kingdom of Bahrain topped the list of Arab countries in terms of commitment to law and order, but that the surprising is that this entitlement is not, because this distinction is not the result of today or yesterday, but rather an extension of a rooted social heritage that dives deep into the history of this land.
In Bahrain, everyone knows his limits and duties, citizens and residents, not motivated by fear of punishment or law, but rather about the conviction that the rule of law is the great guarantee of justice, equality and societal security, and it is the “ruler” in which everyone’s actions are measured without exception, there is no difference in that between an official or any member of society, rich or poor, citizen or resident .. This collective perception reflects a civilized maturity that Bahraini realized it early It is that civilized societies are based only on respecting the spirit of the law, and not to overcome it or circumvent it.
The Gallup Global Saferty Report 2025 report, whose details were published in the newspaper “Al -Watan” recently, was only a new international certificate on what people live in Bahrain daily; The Kingdom has achieved 91 points out of 100, to lead an Arab and adjacent to firm countries in safety indicators such as Austria and Switzerland. This result would not have been achieved had it not been for an integrated system of inherited social values, legal and security institutions that have proven their efficiency, and a firm confidence between the citizen and the state.
The most beautiful is that this commitment was not a result of a temporary custom or rigid laws, but rather a reflection of ancient Bahraini traditions, where the word has always been a covenant, and where society itself constitutes the first sergeant before any official body, this collective spirit, which sees that respect for the law is respect for the self and the country, is what made Bahrain a model to follow in the region and the world.
Perhaps the most beautiful characteristic of Bahrain is this balance between originality and modernity; While it preserves its customs and traditions that rise from mutual respect, at the same time it adopts modern institutions capable of keeping pace with security and legal challenges, so the forefront that has achieved not only came from an international index, but from a daily reality that every citizen and resident of this land touch on this land.
Today, as we read the results of the report, we realize that excellence was not pure coincidence, but rather the fruit of a long path of building confidence and consolidating the rule of law as a national identity.
