AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoBahrain–Jordan Diplomacy: Bahrain’s Foreign Ministry condemned renewed Iranian ballistic missile attacks into Jordan airspace, reaffirming solidarity with Amman and urging UN Security Council action to curb escalation. Public Services Upgrade: Bahrain’s NHRA cut medical device registration paperwork from 19 to eight items and sped up processing to 10 working days (express: five), with validity extended to three years. Environment & Compliance: Bahrain’s Supreme Council for Environment reduced environmental license addition time to seven days via a new digital service, while labour inspections found near-total compliance (99.98%) with the summer outdoor work ban. Biodiversity Rule: Bahrain banned the import, possession, sale and breeding of mynas and crows of all species to protect native wildlife. Regional Tech & Industry: Bahrain discussed expanding communications and tech cooperation with Kuwait in Riyadh, while Accenture and AWS signed a six-year deal to accelerate cloud and AI adoption across the Middle East. Education Support: King Hamad urged excellence for the new academic year, and Ebrahim K. Kanoo Social Development distributed back-to-school vouchers to 50 orphaned students. Aviation Updates: Emirates flight schedules around Bahrain and the region saw delays/cancellations—passengers were told to check official status before travel.
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