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VP. arrives Bahrain for participation in Regional Security Summit

[09/12/2017 06:33]

MANAMA-SABA

Vice President Ali Mohsen has arrived here for participation in Regional Security Summit "Manama Dialogue" in its 13 step.

Bahrain hosts on Friday-Sunday the third step of Manama Strategic Dialogue, which has become one of the most significant and intellectual activities the Kingdom and succeeded in organizing them and attracting world influential elites, who reveal their thoughts over security challenges could be faced by the region.

The guests, who represent more than 20 countries, review in the forum sessions thoughts of making a secure framework in the region, nature of policies and security partnerships and how regional countries will respond to these thoughts on extremism, as well as the role of the United States in securing the stability of the region.

Situations of Yemen, Syria and Iraq and foundations of peace for their security will be focused.