Jordan News UpdatesThe Army Chief of Staff, General Abdul Amir Rashid Yarallah, received a phone call from his French counterpart, General Thierry Burkar.
A statement by the Ministry of Defense stated that: “During the call, aspects of military cooperation and support for the security forces in combating ISIS terrorist gangs were discussed at the level of training, armament and expertise.”
Source: National Iraqi News Agency
The security forces found the body of an unidentified man in central Baghdad.
A security source said: “The body was found in an abandoned yard near Al-Ghazl Market on Al-Jumhuriya Street, with traces of gunfire.”
Source: National Iraqi News Agency
Justice, Islamic Affairs and Endowments Affairs Minister Nawaf bin Mohammed Al Maawda received, Head of the Anti-Money Laundering and Terrorism Financing Unit in Egypt Ahmed Said Khalil.
The minister praised the depth of the historical relations between the Kingdom of Bahrain and the Arab Republic of Egypt, hailing steadily-growing joint ties all fields.
During the meeting, the two sides reviewed ways to enhance cooperation and joint coordination in the field of combating money laundering and terrorist financing.
Source: Bahrain News Agency
National Health Regulatory Authority (NHRA) Chief Executive Officer Dr. Mariam Adhbi Al Jalahma has been granted the Nelson Mandela Award for Health Promotion.
The World Health Organisation (WHO) conferred the prize on Dr. Al Jalahma in recognition of her efforts in promoting health over the past thirty years.
The Geneva-based organization also acknowledged her decades-long role in promoting maternal, child and adolescent health, combating smoking, chronic and communicable diseases, whether her positions, work within the region, or through her efforts in voluntary work in the field of health education.
The award-distribution ceremony was held on the sidelines of the WHO 67th General Assembly, in the presence of health ministers, heads of state delegations and participants at the United Nations Palace in Geneva.
During the ceremony, WHO Director-General Dr. Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, presented the award to Dr. Al Jalahma, in the presence of the World Health Assembly (WHA) President.
Addressing, Dr. Al Jalahma expressed her pride as the recipient of the Nelson Mandela Prize for Health Promotion.
“I dedicated the award to all health workers, including doctors, nurses and public health officials, in my country and around the world, who have dedicated their lives to ensuring that people live healthy lives”.
“This award is not only a recognition of our hard work, but also a testament to our dedication and passion to make a positive impact in the world”, she added.
She noted that health promotion has always been at the heart of my work over 37 years of her work in the health sector whether as a physician, administrator, official or in her volunteer community work in the community.
“It was a rewarding experience seeing people adopt healthy lifestyles and make positive changes in their lives. It is a testament to the effectiveness of health promotion interventions”, she said.
Dr. Al Jalahma stressed the importance of continuing work to promote health and well-being in communities. “W have the power to make a difference, and we should not shy away from taking actions to improve the health outcomes of our peoples”, she said.
Health Minister Dr. Jaleela bint Al Sayyed Jawad Al Sayyed congratulated Dr. Al Jalahma on receiving the prestigious prize, which is granted to prominent personalities who have contributed to the promotion of health at the national and international levels.
She praised Al Jalahma’s efforts and contributions during her tenure as a doctor, media person, physician trainer, member of the Shura Council member, National Institution for Human Rights, and the executive body of the GCC Council of Health Ministers, as well as her efforts at the level of the Eastern Mediterranean region. in various areas of health promotion
Established in 2019, Nelson Mandela Award for Health Promotion celebrates persons (s) or institution(s), governmental or non-governmental organizations or organizations, who have made a significant contribution to health promotion extended far beyond the call of normal duties.
Source: Bahrain News Agency
The Kingdom of Bahrain strongly condemned the storming and vandalizing of the house of the Ambassador of the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan in Khartoum, considering it as a criminal act that contravenes the rules of international law and conventions.
In a statement, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs reiterated the Kingdom of Bahrain’s unequivocal position on the need to stop violence and vandalism in the Republic of Sudan, provide full protection for the headquarters of diplomatic missions and their buildings and property, and punish the perpetrators.
It further called on all Sudanese parties to adhere to the humanitarian truce and the principles of the Jeddah Declaration of Commitment to Protect the Civilians of Sudan, and return to dialogue to end the current crisis and meet the aspirations of the brotherly Sudanese people for security, stability and peace.
Source: Bahrain News Agency
Permanent Representative of the Kingdom of Bahrain to the United Nations in New York, Ambassador Jamal Faris Al Ruwaie, participated in the Security Council’s meeting on the countries’ responsibility and response to the cyber attacks on the sensitive infrastructures.
Addressing the meeting, which was called for by the USA and Albania, Ambassador Al Ruwaie stressed Bahrain’s belief in the significance of ensuring a safe and peaceful cyberspace and preventing conflicts arising from malicious cyber activities.
He added that rapid development of digital technology has changed the way the world works and affected all aspects of modern life. He explained that while this development brings benefits to everyone, it also comes at the expense of exposing us to a wide range of threats, which requires the international community to work collectively to face those challenges.
The ambassador pointed out the need to set international rules and standards for cyberspace based on the principles of international law, including the Charter of the United Nations and respect for human rights and fundamental freedoms. The aim, he noted, is to promote responsible behaviour in cyberspace and prevent malicious activities.
The Permanent Representative also stressed the importance of enhancing transparency and confidence-building measures between countries in cyberspace, including the creation of channels to report malicious activities and share information and best practices. He explained that given the current digital gap, there is a growing need for cooperation to prevent and respond to cyber-attacks. This, he said, requires a clear mechanism for countries to use to ask for assistance from other countries in this regard.
Ambassador Al Ruwaie said that it is of great importance to promote a closer partnership between public and private entities for a coordinated and coherent defence and response to cyber attacks. This, he added, contributes to the development of effective strategies and solutions for cybersecurity, including the exchange of information and best practices.
He affirmed the Kingdom of Bahrain’s readiness to work with other countries to set international rules and standards that regulate cyberspace, enhance transparency and confidence-building measures, and encourage cooperation in preventing and responding to cyber attacks.
Source: Bahrain News Agency