
Deputy Prime Minister, Shaikh Khalid bin Abdullah Al Khalifa received in his office at Gudhaibiya Palace today Dr. Ali Hassan Fulaz, who presented him a copy of his book "Reflections: Reflections in the history of decorative glassware in Kingdom of Bahrain from Tylos era to modern times."Shaikh Khalid bin Abdullah Al Khalifa hailed the role played by the author in documenting the arts of the Bahraini civilization which reflect the high and distinctive taste of the Bahraini since the first civilizations till this day. Deputy Premier, Shaikh Khalid bin Abdullah Al Khalifa also received the artist and media person Yousif Mohammed Ismael who presented him the first documentary edition entitled "History of the national singing in Bahrain."Shaikh Khalid expressed his happiness with the contents of the book, which included documentation of the national expressions through the national history and singing, that were sung by the people of Bahrain.The book also showed the Bahrainis love and loyalty to their leadership and their land since the founder Ahmed Al Fateh in 1783 until 2013, the era of HM King Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa.At the end of the meeting, Deputy Premier Shaikh Khalid valued the great efforts of the people of Bahrain in documenting the national history, wishing the authors all success.
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