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Premier urges to focus Bahraini investments

Prince Khalifa receives MPs, senior officials Manama-- Prime Minister HRH Prince Khalifa bin Salman Al Khalifa urged to focus Bahraini investments in the Kingdom, as he received here yesterday a number of MPs, Shura Council members and senior state officials. Shura Council Chairm

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Published 29 June 2015, 8:00 · Updated 21:42

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Premier urges to focus Bahraini investments

Prince Khalifa receives MPs, senior officials

Manama--

Prime Minister HRH Prince Khalifa bin Salman Al Khalifa urged to focus Bahraini investments in the Kingdom, as he received here yesterday a number of MPs, Shura Council members and senior state officials. Shura Council Chairman Ali Saleh Al Saleh, former Speaker Khalifa bin Ahmed Al Dhahrani and Parliament First Deputy Chairman Ali Al Aradi.

The Premier called for the need to strengthen executive-legislature cooperation in the near future to create a secure atmosphere and opportunities to boost the requirements of success for economic and investment activities.

Prince Khalifa confirmed the competent sides had already been directed to strengthen control and initiate preventive measures to protect society from terrorism, particularly amid the volatile security situation in the region.

Instructions have already been issued to take firm action against whoever supports terrorism, intellectually or through funding, the Premier said, adding that he is looking forward to cooperation among all sides in this regard.

"This deviant and inhumane ideology can be confronted and eradicated only by joining efforts and adopting unified stances," he said.

He emphasised what is happening in the region requires more vigilance and caution, noting that the region has been dragged into an unstable situation in which, a unilateral policy was adopted to address it.

The Prime Minister urged full cooperation to foil plans aimed at making instability a reality in the region.

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