
His Royal Highness Prime Minister Prince Khalifa bin Salman Al Khalifa underscored today keenness to boost the comprehensive concept of partnership between the public and private sectors. He was speaking as he received at Gudaibiya Palace today Bahrain Chamber of Commerce and Industry (BCCI) Board of Directors, led by Chairman Khalid bin Abdulrahman Al-Moayed.
HRH the Premier pointed out the importance for the government initiatives to strike a balance between the organisational needs of the private sector and the interests of the trade one. He underlined the government's keenness to promote the concept of partnership by continuously reviewing issues pertaining to the commercial field.
"The government is continuously assessing its decisions and policies, mainly those pertaining to the economic field, to ensure their efficiency and positive impact on the sector," he said, paying tribute to BCCI for its key role in defending the traders' interests.
HRH the Prime Minister reiterated the government' s adherence to democracy as an approach and openness as a way to fast-track the economic momentum, urging BCCI to maintain its active role as a key partner in the national march.
He stressed that BCCI has always been and will remain an essential partner in economic decisions, underlining the pivotal role of the private sector in spurring economic growth.
The BCCI Board Chairman praised HRH the Premier's unflinching support to BCCI and the trade momentum, lauding his efforts to bring about further achievements for traders and the private sector.
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