The Minister of Planning, Economic Development, and International Cooperation Meets the Minister of Sustainable Development, Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the Economic Development Board of Bahrain
Dr. Rania AA-Mashat, Minister of Planning, Economic Development and International Cooperation, met with Noor Bint Ali al-Khalifa, Minister of Sustainable Development and CEO of the Bahrain Council for Economic Development, during the period when the Egyptian Government of Bahrain, Minister of Sustainable Development and Chief Executive Officer of the Bahrain Council. Committee’s business, economic, scientific and technical cooperation activities. The meeting focused on the priorities of the two countries and strengthened joint efforts to achieve sustainable development.
Dr. Rania al-Mashat expressed his gratitude to the Bahrain side for their warm welcome and warm welcome during the activities of the Committee, emphasizing the importance of the joint committee meeting between the two countries. The meeting led to exchange of views and consultations to strengthen bilateral relations between the two countries in various fields, especially in the economy, business, science and other fields.
The Minister of Planning, Economic Development and International Cooperation praised the historical relationship between Egypt and Bahrain and the mutual understanding between the two countries at all levels. Under his president, Abdel Fattah El-Sisi, he confirmed the commitment of the Egyptian state to establish cooperation with the Kingdom of Bahrain in all areas and elevate it to strategic relations level.
His Minister Al-Mashat stressed the importance of maintaining direct communication between the two sides through various ministries and agencies. This will increase trade exchanges and reflect the strength of relations between the two countries.
Dr. Al-Mashat also praised Bahrain’s role and membership in the industrial integration partnership for sustainable economic development, including Egypt, the UAE, Jordan and Morocco. Recently, Qatar and Türkiye have joined a partnership to enhance the collective capacity of the countries in achieving regional industrial integration goals.
His minister al-Mashat examined key aspects of Egypt’s economic reform experience, including its financial and structural phases, and developed an ambitious success plan to create unprecedented infrastructure and urban development. She noted that the expertise accumulated in Egypt was pointed out by establishing major national projects including industrial and agricultural areas, modern urban communities, and the fourth generation of new cities.
Dr. Al-Mashat also mentioned strong relations with international financing institutions and the Ministry’s efforts to strengthen the exchange of expertise with Bahrain in international cooperation.
The Minister of Planning, Economic Development and International Cooperation also highlighted the role of the Ministry in the merger in the field of planning and economic development, the strategies and plans of the general state budgetary law and related budgetary law.
Dr. Al-Mashat mentioned participating in preparation programs and performance programs, taking the necessary actions to implement them, diversify them into sources of funding for development programs and programs, and strengthening partnerships with private sector, civil society and development partners, to promote financing to promote financing development. In addition, she reiterated the development of a national sustainable development strategy (Egypt Vision 2030) coordinated with ministries and relevant agencies.
Dr. Al-Mashat welcomed cooperation and exchanges with Bahrain in the field of sustainable development and prepared voluntary national reports on the content and reporting process, with local voluntary reports focusing on the Sustainable Development Goals at the local level in the program. This is complemented by the planning and monitoring of investment projects through integrated electronic systems. This includes economic and development policy development, central, departmental and regional levels of planning, planning and performance budgeting, government performance monitoring systems, improving public investment efficiency and integrating environmental sustainability standards into development plans, and the building’s capacity.
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