SCE keen to enhance cooperation with civil society
Dr. Mohammed Mubarak bin Daina.
Manama - BNA
Chief Executive of the Supreme Council for Environment (SCE), Dr. Mohammed Mubarak bin Daina, has stressed the SCE’s keenness to extend bridges of cooperation with the civil society and its representatives at the Council of Representatives in order to consolidate community partnership and boost environmental issues to meet the requirements and the needs of the Bahraini citizens.
Dr. Bin Daina, while receiving here today MP Jalal Kadhim, lauded the efforts exerted by the Representatives Council to strengthen relations with government departments and achieve the top interests of the nation.
He also praised Jalal Kadhim’s interest in environmental issues.
They discussed topics related to environment.
MP Jalal Kadhim expressed thanks and appreciation to the SCE for its outstanding efforts and fruitful cooperation in preserving the environment at the local and international levels, citing its efforts to spread environmental awareness and culture through events, courses and workshops.
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