Royal praise for Bahraini producer
His Royal Highness Prince Salman bin Hamad Al Khalifa, the Crown Prince and Prime Minister, extended his heartfelt congratulations to Bahraini producer Ali Al-Daylami for winning a prestigious Tony Award at the 78th annual ceremony held in New York.
HRH Prince Salman hailed the achievement as a historic milestone — the first of its kind for the Kingdom of Bahrain and the region.
He noted that Al-Daylami's recognition on the international stage reflects the growing record of Bahraini accomplishments.
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