Preparations Completed for Bahrain Media and Volunteering Forum 2026

Manama – Ahli Online.

Mohammed Al-Banna, the Director of Public Relations at the Bahrain Voluntary Work Society and Secretary-General of the Bahrain Media and Volunteering Forum 2026, announced that preparations for the forum are complete ahead of its launch tomorrow, Saturday. The event will be attended by His Excellency Ali bin Saleh Al-Saleh, Chairman of the Shura Council, highlighting the esteemed position of national initiatives in the Kingdom of Bahrain and the support they receive from various state institutions.

Al-Banna noted that the extensive cooperation from government entities and civil society organizations underscores the spirit of national partnership that characterizes Bahrain. This collaboration reflects a collective commitment to ensure the success of initiatives aimed at serving the community and promoting a culture of volunteerism.

He expressed sincere gratitude to all ministries, governmental bodies, civil institutions, and supporting partners who contributed to facilitating all arrangements for the forum’s success. He praised their cooperation and coordination, which demonstrate social responsibility and a belief in the importance of media’s role in supporting volunteer work.

Al-Banna also valued the partnership between the Bahrain Voluntary Work Society and media organizations, emphasizing that this synergy has enhanced the forum’s media message while showcasing its national and humanitarian objectives. This collaborative effort reinforces the concept of joint work between media and voluntary institutions.

He added that the organizing committee is dedicated to presenting the forum in a manner befitting Bahrain’s stature, showcasing its expertise and capabilities in organizing national events. He expressed confidence that the forum will achieve its goals in promoting a culture of volunteering and solidifying media’s role as a key partner in community service.

In conclusion, Al-Banna reaffirmed that the successes achieved by the forum are a result of collective efforts, stating that this collaboration represents an exemplary national model embodying values of giving and teamwork for the benefit of both country and community.