Flip through the latest issue of Gulf Weekly.
Britain’s Prince Charles and his wife, the Duchess of Cornwall, visited Bahrain as part of their 10-day Gulf tour.
Bahrain graduates who have achieved world-class qualifications were honoured by Prime Minister Shaikh Khalifa bin Salman Al Khalifa.
More than 100 people attended an executive reception at the Ritz-Carlton Bahrain Hotel and Spa as part of Batelco’s silver jubilee celebrations.
The Movenpick Hotel, Bahrain, held an annual party of its staff. Present were general manager Jan Kaiser and public relations manager Shama Uchil.
Deutsche Post World Net chairman and chief executive officer Dr Klaus Zumwinkel visited DHL’s Bahrain offices as part of a regional tour.
Staff from Y K Almoayyed and Sons took part in a customer relationship management course at the Novotel Al Dana Resort.
The Bahrain Islamic Bank Computer Lab has been launched to serve the Saudi Bahraini Institute for the Blind.
A lecture on self-hygiene was held for students at Al Ruwad School, Hamala. School nurse Jamila Buallay showed to 52 students, aged four to 10, the proper way of brushing their teeth and washing their hair and body.
More than BD4,000 was raised for needy Bahraini families at a charity golf tournament held at the Riffa Golf Club.
The first Youth Empowerment Seminar was held for teenage inmates at the Reformation and Rehabilitation Directorate.
The Migrant Workers Protection Society held a meeting to discuss plans for its annual gala charity dinner dance.
EMILY Burns, above, was crowned Young Musician of the Gulf 2007 at the Sheraton Hotel.
