National Charter Authority Hosts “Bahrainna” Delegation Visit

Manama, 11 May (BNA) — The National Charter Drafting Authority received a delegation of staff and volunteers from the Executive Office of the National Plan “Bahrainuna National Plan” in a visit aimed at highlighting Bahrain’s national experience in strengthening constitutional values and promoting community participation.

 The visit focused on reviewing key milestones in the Kingdom’s political and administrative development, as well as the role of the National Charter as a historic foundation for modern governance and public engagement in national decision-making.

 As part of the programme, the delegation toured the Al-Sarah Gallery, which presents Bahrain’s past, present, and future through interactive exhibits and historical displays. The gallery includes a collection of documents, archives, and artifacts that illustrate the Kingdom’s developmental journey and administrative progress over the years.

 During the tour, participants were briefed on the significance of the National Action Charter referendum held on 14 February 2001, when approximately 220,000 citizens participated, achieving a turnout of 98.4%. The referendum was highlighted as a landmark national event that contributed to shaping Bahrain’s modern civil state and reinforcing the principles of popular participation.

 The delegation also reviewed the historical importance of the Charter as a turning point in consolidating national unity and supporting the evolution of Bahrain’s governance structure.

 At the conclusion of the visit, the delegation members expressed their appreciation for the warm reception and organization. They praised the initiative as a model national experience that reflects the Kingdom of Bahrain’s continued development and progress across various sectors, as well as its commitment to preserving national identity while advancing institutional growth.