
Minister of Municipalities and Urban Planning, Dr. Jum’a Ahmed Al Kaabi received in his office at the ministry’s court the Palestinian Ambassador to Kingdom of Bahrain Taha Abdul Qader. During the meeting, Dr. Al Kaabi stressed the ministry’s keenness on reinforcing the existing cooperation between Kingdom of Bahrain and State of Palestine in all areas for the interest of the municipal and agricultural work, expressing his appreciation for the efforts exerted by the Palestinian Ambassador for strengthening such cooperation and translating it into programmes and projects existing on the ground. During the meeting, both sides discussed ways of activating the joint cooperation convention between the two countries in the agricultural and municipal areas. For his part, the Palestinian Ambassador appreciated the efforts done by Minister of Municipalities and Urban Planning in the municipal, agricultural and urban planning areas, praising the growing cooperation between his country and Kingdom of Bahrain. He also expressed his happiness for the meeting with Dr. Jum’a Al Kaabi, pointing out that it was fruitful, and lauded the progress and development witnessed at all levels.
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