Bahrain press headlines For September 20, 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 headlines:

- Premier sends message on International Peace Day: Bahrain embodies human values in peaceful co-existence.

-  Southern Governor hails the role of the security forces in maintaining security and stability.

-  Education Minister updates Parliament second deputy chairman on development plans.

-  Labour Minister chair workshop on protecting childree in the GCC states.

-  Al-Azhar Scholar hails Bahrain’s efforts in strengthening tolerance and co-existence between religious, religious schools and sects.

-  BACA calls for a World Islamic Art Day.

-  NHRA stops imports of Julphar products.

-  Legislative branch keen on bolstering the role of women in decision making and promoting gender equality.

-  Bahrain chairs the Arab ambassadors Council meeting Brusels to discuss relations with the European Union.

-  SCW to attend the 2nd Eurasian Women’s Forum in Russia.

- King Hamad University Hospitals inaugurates latest medical equipment for screening donated blood for transfusion.

-  University of Bahrain and Sultan University seeking more cooperation.

-  Quality Assurance and Education Ministry discuss means of developing schools.

-  RCO discusses with Khalifa Foundation rekiel aid programme in Yemen.

-  Health Ministry transfers maternity services from Jidhafs Centre to Salmaniya Hospital.

-  Ghufran tribe stages protests in Geneva to condemn the crimes of the Qatari regime.

-  Kim announces a historic visit to Seoul and agrees to close a site for nuclear tests.

-  US State Department’s report: Iran still the biggest terror sponsor in the world.

-  Pakistan Preier visited Saudi Arabia on first trip abroad.

-  Thousands of displaced people return to their homes following the Russian-Turkish agreement