The five-day workshop held by specialists from the Kingdom of Bahrain in Oman concluded today. This workshop was established under an agreement signed in 2025 between the two countries, with the aim of strengthening bilateral cooperation and developing coordination and expertise exchange in the fight against human trafficking.
Participants and Discussion Topics
A number of officials, specialists, and representatives from relevant institutions from both sides attended this workshop. The workshop examined several topics related to the fight against human trafficking. In this regard, practical experiences and expertise from both sides were reviewed, and best practices and procedures in this field were discussed. These discussions were designed to develop national capabilities and mechanisms for prevention, protection, and addressing cases of human trafficking.
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Workshop Conclusion and Key Speeches
The closing session of this workshop was held under the patronage of Sheikh Ahmed Hashil Al-Maskari, Head of the Cooperation Section of the Gulf Cooperation Council and Neighborhood Affairs at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Oman. Dr. Jumaa Ahmed Al-Kaabi, Ambassador of the Kingdom of Bahrain to the Sultanate of Oman, was also present at this session. This event not only served as a platform for exchanging information and experiences in the fight against human trafficking but also helped strengthen bilateral relations between Bahrain and Oman.
The workshop is considered an effective measure towards achieving the common goals of the two countries in the field of human rights and social security. These collaborations can help strengthen standards and practices in combating human trafficking and ultimately lead to an improvement in the human rights situation in the region.
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