
The well-known London Red Omnibus visited the Kingdom of Bahrain's Capital Governorate where it was received by the Governor Shaikh Hisham bin Abdul-Rahman Al Khalifa and several officials. Shaikh Hisham praised the deep-rooted solid historical bilateral relations between the Kingdom of Bahrain and the United Kingdom, thanks to the keenness of both leaderships on attaining highest level of cooperation aimed to reap the benefits for both friendly countries and peoples. The Governor emphasized the significance of the Great British Week that was recently organized in Bahrain, citing its contribution to bolstering bilateral cooperation relations. The visit by the famous London-plying passenger bus included a stop-over in front of the Capital Governorate offices and a tour throughout the Governorate and finally returned to the Governorate premises. Everybody availed of the occasion and took snapshots of the Governor and the attendees who stood close to the London Omnibus. The visit by the London Omnibus to Manama comes as part of the activities of the Great British Week2014 marking the bicentennial of bilateral relations under the auspices of His Majesty King Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa.
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