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The Institute of Public Administration (IPA) and the Labour Market Regulatory Authority (LMRA) have signed a Cooperation Framework Agreement aimed at raising awareness and enhancing the knowledge of national professionals in the fields of combating human trafficking and social justice through joint training programmes, collaborative initiatives, and institutional development.

Dr. Shaikha Rana Bint Isa Bin Duaij Al Khalifa, Director General of the Institute of Public Administration, affirmed that strengthening the national system of protection and social justice requires close collaboration among national institutions and the continuous development of the professional capabilities of the workforce. She noted that such efforts contribute to embedding institutional best practices and improving performance in areas of national priority.

She added that the success of any institution begins with empowering its people, emphasizing that training is no longer merely a developmental option but a fundamental pillar for enhancing institutional efficiency and ensuring sustainable performance. In this context, she explained that the partnership with the Labour Market Regulatory Authority will strengthen the readiness of national talent and elevate professional and institutional practices in the areas of protection and social justice. This collaboration will support Bahrain’s national efforts to combat human trafficking while enhancing the capacity of institutions to effectively fulfil their mandates and achieve their strategic objectives.

For his part, H.E. Mr. Nibras Talib, Chief Executive of the Labour Market Regulatory Authority and Chairman of the National Committee to Combat Human Trafficking, welcomed the vital role played by the Institute of Public Administration in advancing administrative sciences in the Kingdom of Bahrain and delivering high-quality training for national professionals.

He noted that the Cooperation Framework Agreement reflects the principle of shared responsibility among government institutions in the Kingdom and demonstrates Bahrain’s continued commitment to combating human trafficking.

He further stated that the agreement establishes a strategic partnership aimed at raising awareness and enhancing knowledge in accordance with international best practices and standards in the fields of protection and social justice, particularly in combating human trafficking. This will be achieved by strengthening national competencies, promoting sustainable institutional practices, and supporting national efforts to protect human rights and combat human trafficking.