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Daily Tribune
04-08-2025
- Business
- Daily Tribune
HRH Crown Prince Praises Labour Minister for Outstanding Contributions
His Royal Highness Prince Salman bin Hamad Al Khalifa, the Crown Prince and Prime Minister, met with Labour Minister Jameel bin Mohammed Ali Humaidan and praised his exceptional efforts in supporting the government's initiatives. The Crown Prince highlighted the Minister's role in advancing key projects and initiatives under the Team Bahrain approach, which focuses on achieving the Kingdom's development goals. He expressed appreciation for the Minister's dedication to enhancing government services and supporting Bahrain's workforce.


Daily Tribune
02-07-2025
- Business
- Daily Tribune
How Bahrain's Youth Are Shaping Government and Tourism
Bahrain's Minister of Tourism, H.E. Fatima bint Jaafar Al Sairafi, praised the Prime Minister's Fellowship Program for its strong role in developing skilled national talents capable of advancing government work across all sectors. During her meeting with the 10th batch of program participants at the Bahrain International Exhibition and Convention Centre in Zallaq, Minister Al Sairafi highlighted how the program—under the continuous support and guidance of His Royal Highness Prince Salman bin Hamad Al Khalifa, the Crown Prince and Prime Minister—has become a cornerstone in building future leaders and strengthening public sector performance. She also introduced the key pillars of Bahrain's Tourism Strategy 2022–2026, which focuses on sustainability, innovation, and enhancing the visitor experience. The minister outlined ongoing efforts to diversify tourism offerings and spotlighted major projects being carried out in partnership with the private sector. Minister Al Sairafi emphasized that the growth of Bahrain's tourism sector relies on strong public-private partnerships. She applauded the private sector's critical role in driving tourism activity and creating diverse opportunities for young Bahrainis to be part of this rapidly growing industry. She also recognized the valuable contributions of national talents in launching initiatives, enhancing institutional performance, organizing major events, and promoting Bahrain both locally and globally. Participants from the fellowship program expressed their gratitude for the minister's encouragement and reaffirmed their commitment to working together as "Team Bahrain" to support the country's ongoing development journey and strengthen its competitiveness on the global stage.


Daily Tribune
01-07-2025
- Politics
- Daily Tribune
Foreign Minister Commends Efforts in Returning Stranded Bahrainis Home
Bahrain's Minister of Foreign Affairs, Dr. Abdullatif bin Rashid Al Zayani, met today with the dedicated teams that played a key role in helping bring back Bahraini citizens stranded abroad due to recent international crises. The meeting was attended by several officials from the ministry. During the gathering, Ambassador Ibrahim Mohammed Al Muslamani, Head of Consular Services, expressed deep appreciation for the leadership of His Majesty King Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa and the guidance of His Royal Highness Prince Salman bin Hamad Al Khalifa, the Crown Prince and Prime Minister. He praised their firm instructions to prioritize the safe return of Bahrainis who were stuck overseas and wished to come home. Ambassador Al Muslamani highlighted that thanks to the tireless efforts and cooperation of all government bodies and Bahrain's embassies abroad, as well as the support from GCC and Arab embassies, all citizens who wanted to return have now safely arrived back in the Kingdom. Minister Al Zayani praised the commitment and teamwork displayed by all those involved, noting that their success reflects the strength of the 'Team Bahrain' spirit. He stressed the importance of continuing this collaborative and dedicated approach, especially in foreign policy matters where citizens' safety and welfare must remain a top priority — particularly in emergencies and crisis situations. He also extended special thanks to the governments and embassies of fellow GCC and Arab countries, and especially Turkmenistan, for their cooperation and assistance during these difficult times. The Minister also acknowledged the crucial role played by Bahrain's diplomatic missions in ensuring that no citizen was left behind. Dr. Al Zayani concluded by wishing the teams continued success in serving the nation and its people.


Daily Tribune
17-06-2025
- Sport
- Daily Tribune
Bahrain Victorious Sweep T100 Vancouver Podiums
Bahrain Victorious 13 stamped their authority on the T100 Triathlon World Tour in Vancouver this weekend, with Taylor Knibb storming to victory in the women's race and Jelle Geens leading a dominant one-two in the men's, ahead of fellow Belgian and teammate Marten Van Riel. Knibb and Geens Strike Gold American star Taylor Knibb delivered a near-flawless race to take gold, reinforcing her reputation as one of the sport's most complete athletes. Her performance was mirrored in the men's race by Geens, who executed a tactically sharp run to outlast his countryman Van Riel, sealing a Belgian sweep under the Bahrain Victorious banner. The pair's wins showed Bahrain Victorious 13's evolution from a high-profile team of individual stars into a collective powerhouse with clear race-day synergy. Marten Van Riel Makes It a Double Van Riel, back at full strength following an injury-plagued 2024, proved he's once again a podium threat at every outing. He worked closely with Geens throughout the bike leg, the two keeping their pace measured before unleashing on the run. The result was a one-two finish that left the chasing pack, including Germany's Mika Noodt, who took third — firmly behind. Team Bahrain In a sport often dominated by solo narratives, Bahrain Victorious 13 has become an example of team dynamics done right. With support systems in place and athletes peaking at the right time, their performance in Vancouver felt less like a surprise and more like a blueprint for modern triathlon success. With tailored race calendars and high-performance coaching setups, Bahrain Victorious are building winners in the athletes they back. Sam Long's Journey While Bahrain celebrated, it was a far tougher day for US triathlon favourite Sam Long. Just six days after winning IRONMAN 70.3 Eagleman, Long entered the fray in Vancouver clearly fatigued. A poor swim left him chasing from the start, and despite a valiant ride and run, he crossed the line in 11th — nearly five minutes behind the leaders. 'This race was a different kind of test,' Long said. 'If I can't fight for the win at T100, I have to redefine what winning means. For now, that's showing courage, resilience and staying proud of showing up.' His honesty resonated with fans, but the performance was a stark reminder of how demanding back-to-back high-level races can be, and how brutal the T100 format can be on bodies still in recovery mode. Looking Ahead to Nice Despite the setback, Long remains focused on his 2025 goal: the IRONMAN World Championship in Nice this September. With three more T100 races to come this season, including the French Riviera T100 in late August, the American has time to recalibrate and build back toward form. But in Vancouver, there was little doubt about who the weekend belonged to. Bahrain Victorious 13 didn't just show up — they owned the moment. On a course that tested endurance and execution, their athletes delivered both in full measure. And with the season hitting its stride, the message from Vancouver is clear: Bahrain Victorious is setting the standard.


Daily Tribune
11-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Daily Tribune
Al-Daylami Lauds Royal Encouragement Gesture
Bahraini theatre producer Ali Al-Daylami has expressed deep gratitude for the congratulatory message he received earlier from His Royal Highness Prince Salman bin Hamad Al Khalifa, Crown Prince and Prime Minister, calling it a source of personal inspiration and national pride. Speaking from his New York base, Al-Daylami said the royal gesture served as a 'badge of pride' that fuels his drive to continue representing Bahrain on the world stage. 'This congratulation reflects the great support that Bahraini innovators enjoy and embodies the leadership's vision to empower national talent,' he told Al-Ayam in a new statement. Beyond the Award Al-Daylami said the Tony Award win for his Broadway musical 'Maybe a Happy Ending' was not just a personal achievement but a reflection of what Bahrainis can achieve when backed by community and leadership. 'I consider this honour an achievement for every Bahraini. It reminds us of our capacity to reach global heights through creativity and determination,' he said. He added that the support from Team Bahrain has been a continuous source of strength throughout his career.