
Speaker of the Council of Representatives Khalifa bin Ahmed Al Dhahrani affirmed the importance of exchanging expertise between MPs and Arab civil society organisations (CSOs), specially in human rights field and legislations pertaining to legal and societal matters.This came as he received a delegation of Egyptian Human Rights Organisations led by the President of the United National Organisation for Human Rights Mohammed Abdul-Naim.Al Dhahrani informed the delegation about the parliamentary work march that exceeded 11 years, the latest legal and political developments in the Kingdom and its pioneering achievements in the political, democratic and economy reform, human development renaissance, human rights, political and economic rights for women, freedom of the press and media, civil society and other developments as well as other reforms within His Majesty King Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa’s Reform Project.President of National United Organisation for Human Rights expressed appreciation and thanks to Al Dhahrani and expressed delight for the progress in the democratic, constitutional and parliamentary march in Bahrain placing it on the road of progress and prosperity among nations
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