Bahrain press headlines For September 14, 2018

 Bahrain dailies issued today focused in their principal headlines on the main local, Arab and international events which happened over the past 24 hours. The following is a round-up of the main topics:
 
-  Bids to be invited for the King Hamad Causeway by late October.
-  HM the King describes the causeway as a quantum leap for the sector of land transportation between Bahrain and Saudi Arabia. 
-  HM King issues directives to ensure the safety o Bahraini citizens on the East Coast of the USA. 
-  HM King receives Saudi Transport Minister and hails deep rooted historic ties between Bahrain and Saudi Arabia. 
-  Premier receives cable of thanks from Moroccan counterpart. 
-  Premier hailed solid Bahraini-Saudi relations. 
-  Crown Prince receives Saudi Transport Minister and stressed joint strategic projects. 
-  Chaired by Crown Prince, Executive Committee updated on the implementation of the unified framework for the government’s programmes which have priority. 
-  GCC Documentation Centres name strategic plan after HH Shaikh Abdulla bin Khalid Al-Khalifa. 
-  University of Bahrain welcomes 6000 fresh students on Induction Day.
-  Labour Minister meets Nobel Peace Prize laureate and briefs him about Bahrain’s childcare efforts.
-  The number of voters rises to 424,000.
-  Saudi Ambassador to Bahrain: work on King Hamad Causeway to start by mid 2021.
-  Hala Al-Ansari outlines Bahrain ‘s strides in promoting gender equal opportunities. 
-  Ombudsman discusses relations with Parliament’s human rights committee.
-  Capital Governor inspects the route of the Ashoora processions and maatams needs. 
-  BACA president receives Bahrain Credit CEO and highlighted planned projects.
-   BACA and customs stressed the importance of stepping up cooperation between government authorities and departments. 
-  35 elderly from Hoora centre and Dar UCO honoured.
-  Health and Social Affairs Directorate two Memoranda of Understanding (MoUs) signs agreements with  Kayan Special Education and Aisha Centre for Early Intervention.