On Gulf Youth Day, the Director General of the Institute of Public Administration: Empowering youth is a key pillar of comprehensive development
Dr. Shaikha Rana bint Isa bin Daij Al Khalifa, Director General of the Institute of Public Administration, confirmed that the youth sector in the Kingdom of Bahrain enjoys great support and attention from His Majesty King Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa, the King of the country, may God protect and preserve him, and under the directives of His Royal Highness Prince Salman bin Hamad Al Khalifa, the Crown Prince and Prime Minister, may God protect him, who believes that youth are the basic pillar and the real wealth for creating a more pioneering and prosperous future for the nation.
On the occasion of Gulf Youth Day, she pointed out that this day is an important milestone for celebrating the energy of young people and their effective contributions to achieving sustainable development, pointing out that young people provide an inspiring model of passion, innovation and leadership, stressing that the distinguished successes achieved by young people in various fields, especially in the fields of modern science, technology, entrepreneurship, and management, embody the depth of shared visions and aspirations towards building a tomorrow based on competence and excellence.
The Director General of the Institute of Public Administration expressed the Institute of Public Administration’s commitment to its established national role as a center for developing leadership thought and administrative development, by continuing to design and implement qualitative initiatives aimed at refining the skills of young cadres and preparing future leaders, in the interest of enhancing institutional performance and developing government work, stressing the Institute’s keenness to extend bridges of partnership and cooperation with sister institutions in the Gulf Cooperation Council countries, in a way that contributes to consolidating joint work and building a solid knowledge and professional base that supports sustainable development goals.
Content last updated: 21 October 2026