Environmental issues discussed
Dr. Mohamed Mubarak Bin Daina with Hamad Al-Dossary
Manama - Egypt Today
The Supreme Council for Environment (SCE)’s Chief Executive Dr. Mohamed Mubarak Bin Daina has received MP Hamad Al-Dossary the representative of the Northern Area’s third constituency and Head of the parliamentary Committee on Public Facilities and the Environment.
The meeting discussed the longstanding fruitful cooperation with Members of Parliament (MPs) and listening to their suggestions and opinions as well as cooperation with them to find suitable solutions for various issues, especially pertaining to the environment, that will contribute in the interest of development and growth in our precious kingdom.
The meeting also explored various environmental development issues in Bahrain, praising the MPs efforts in issuance of legislation and monitoring role and aspiring for more similar meetings that will enrich the democratic process and boost the cooperation between the Executive and Legislative branches in the interest of the nation and the welfare of citizens.
Source : Fana News
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