AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoCoastal Access Push: Bahrain’s Northern Municipal Council is seeking to open a 3.9km public seafront stretch past Karranah, Jid Al Haj, Janusan and Barbar along Al Nakheel Highway, aiming to protect long-standing fishing and pearl-diving links and add service areas for residents and visitors. Heat-Safety at Work: The ICRF Bahrain wrapped up its 11th “Thirst-Quenchers 2026” summer campaign, delivering cold water, juices, fruit and laban to 4,500 outdoor workers across 11 weekly sessions, with guidance on hydration and heat illness prevention. School Bus “Safety Net”: Plus Rental is rolling out a student travel app designed to prevent children being left on buses in the sun, using a trip “end” control that only activates after all children are accounted for. Disaster Solidarity: Bahrain sent condolences to Algeria over deadly forest fires and also expressed sympathy to Nepal after catastrophic floods and landslides. Cybersecurity Coordination: Bahrain chaired the GCC Ministerial Committee for Cybersecurity meeting, focusing on unified Gulf approaches and stronger cyber readiness.
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