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The Ministry of Works, Municipalities Affairs and Urban Planning support all projects that promote the concept of community partnership for the benefit of citizens and residents.
During a visit to the plant nursery of Anwar Bu Hamad in Busaiteen, Minister Eng. Essam bin Abdullah Khalaf said that such project exemplifies a sense of national responsibility towards society.
The nursery project located on land adjacent to his residence aims to promote afforestation and increase green spaces in the Kingdom of Bahrain. Dr Khalaf affirmed the Ministry’s support for the project to preserve the environment. “The Ministry has many strategic projects. The primary goal of our projects is to serve the citizens as they are the true partners in maintaining cleanliness and promoting afforestation and greening,” said the Minister.
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The Ministry of Works, Municipalities Affairs and Urban Planning has taken many initiatives and procedures to achieve sustainable national food security in the Kingdom.
Minister Essam bin Abdulla Khalaf said that several properties have been identified within the various governorates in the Kingdom to be registered for the benefit of agriculture and marine resources for the food security project in Horat Aali, Diraz, Sanad, Al Ghina and Al Sayah.
He noted that a settlement for investing in the field of fish farming in Ras Hayyan has been 70% completed.
The Minister emphasised that the Agriculture and Marine Resources is harnessing all capabilities to support Bahraini farmers to be more involved in supplying the local market with various agricultural products.
Bahrain set to start work on major highway project
MANAMA, February 15, 2021 An ambitious enterprise to develop Al Fateh Highway and ease heavy traffic will be launched in April, reported
BNA. The works, extending from Shaikh Hamad Causeway in the north to the Mina Salman intersection in the south, will also provide alternative options for the Juffair area, said the report citing Minister of Works, Municipality Affairs and Urban Planning Esam bin Abdullah Khalaf. The main works will include expanding Al Fateh Highway into four lanes in each direction with the construction of a three-lane tunnel each way at the intersection of Al Fateh Highway with Awal Road (The Gulf Hotel intersection) and the provision of a ground intersection controlled by traffic lights, stated Al Khalaf.