Nora Al-Masha'an, Kuwait's Minister of Public Affairs, emphasized the importance of continuing coordination and consultation among member countries at the thirtieth Ministerial Transport and Communications Committee meeting of the Gulf Cooperation Council, held on Sunday in Manama.
Details of the Meeting in Manama
This meeting was hosted by Bahrain and chaired by Sheikh Abdullah bin Ahmed Al-Khalifa, Bahrain's Minister of Transport and Communications. The Secretary-General of the Gulf Cooperation Council, Jasem Al-Budaiwi, was also present at the meeting. The main objective of this session was to discuss the challenges and opportunities in the field of transport and communications among member countries.
Appreciation for Bahrain's Efforts
Nora Al-Masha'an expressed her gratitude to Bahrain for hosting and providing the necessary facilities for the successful organization of this event and thanked the General Secretariat of the Gulf Cooperation Council for their efforts in organizing and preparing for this meeting. She also emphasized the importance of further cooperation among member countries to improve infrastructure and facilitate communications.
The Minister of Public Affairs of Kuwait, while referring to the economic and social necessities arising from the development of transport and communications systems, stated that these areas can serve as key pillars for growth and sustainable development in the region. She urged all member countries to achieve their common goals through closer cooperation.
Challenges and Opportunities in the Transport Sector
During this meeting, representatives from various countries discussed the challenges facing the development of transport and communications infrastructure. Additionally, new opportunities that could arise in the field of transport and communications were examined. These discussions particularly focused on technological innovations and the use of new technologies to improve public and private services.
At the end of this meeting, the members of the Ministerial Committee agreed that future sessions should be held periodically to achieve the established goals in the field of transport and communications through continuous coordination. This agreement reflects the strong will of member countries to strengthen cooperation and create an efficient transport network in the region.
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