Bahrain Echoes India's Call for Middle East Peace, Urges Gaza Ceasefire Compliance
Bahrain's Foreign Minister Abdullatif bin Rashid Alzayani, during the 5th India-Bahrain High Joint Commission meeting, echoed India's advocacy for peace and dialogue in the Middle East. He urged all parties to comply with the Gaza ceasefire and highlighted the importance of economic cooperation for regional stability.
At the 5th India-Bahrain High Joint Commission meeting in New Delhi, Bahrain's Foreign Minister Abdullatif bin Rashid Alzayani echoed India's longstanding call for peace, dialogue, and mutual respect in the Middle East. He urged all parties to exercise restraint and fully comply with ceasefire obligations in Gaza, describing the recently adopted peace plan as a unique opportunity to advance regional coexistence. Alzayani emphasized that promoting peace will be a priority for Bahrain during its upcoming term on the UN Security Council. He highlighted the deep historical ties between India and Bahrain, dating back nearly 5,000 years, and noted India's status as one of Bahrain's primary trading partners. Both nations view economic cooperation and interdependence as vital for promoting peace, stability, and shared prosperity. Alzayani praised the Indian community in Bahrain as a bridge of friendship and reiterated Bahrain's commitment to deepening bilateral ties. He expressed hope for productive discussions that yield tangible outcomes and further enhance cooperation between the two countries. The meeting marks a significant engagement aimed at reviewing and expanding collaboration across various domains, including trade, investment, and regional peace initiatives.
