The Director General of the Institute of Public Administration receives a Turkish delegation to discuss ways to enhance cooperation in the fields of education and training
Her Excellency Dr. Sheikha Rana bint Isa bin Daij Al Khalifa, Director-General of the Institute of Public Administration, stressed the bilateral relations between the Kingdom of Bahrain and the Republic of Turkey, noting that they are on a parallel strategic path to enhance the prospects for cooperation and growth in various fields, especially in the fields of education, training and the development of administrative sciences, in a way that advances development aspirations and achieves the desired goals. This came when she received a Turkish delegation that included Her Excellency Ms. Esen Çakil, Ambassador of the Republic of Turkey to the Kingdom of Bahrain, Mr. Murat Kazanci, Vice President of Turks Abroad and Related Communities (YTB), and a number of specialists in the fields of education and scholarships. Her Excellency Dr. Sheikha Rana bint Isa bin Daij Al Khalifa praised the tangible efforts of the Republic of Turkey in opening broader horizons of joint cooperation between the two friendly countries in various fields and at various levels, and its keenness to support development projects and initiatives aimed at developing the training and education processes, and providing various training and educational opportunities that contribute to developing Bahraini cadres and raising professional efficiency, and providing them with modern science and knowledge that keeps pace with rapid developments. For her part, Her Excellency Mrs. Esen Çakil, Ambassador of the Republic of Turkey to the Kingdom of Bahrain, expressed her thanks and appreciation to His Excellency the Director General of the Institute of Public Administration, for the support she provides and her constant keenness to Strengthening bilateral cooperation paths between the two countries in the training and scientific fields, in line with development aspirations and achieving the desired regional goals aimed at making science and knowledge a solid basis for building institutional cadres and innovating development projects.
Content last updated: 5 November 2026
