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The Bahrain International Exhibition "Mara'ee 2026" welcomes visitors today on its final day, offering children an enjoyable way to learn about animals and birds. Children can explore different species and ask questions about them, encouraging their curiosity and desire to learn. The exhibition also raises their awareness of the importance of animal welfare and environmental protection. It offers families a range of activities and remains open until late today.
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Religious scholars in Bahrain warned of the consequences of accepting official decisions governing religious rituals, saying the issue goes beyond a passing administrative dispute and affects religious authority and the country's Islamic identity.
Agricultural and livestock exhibitions in Bahrain date back to the 1950s. The first agricultural exhibition was held in 1957 under the patronage of Sheikh Salman bin Hamad Al Khalifa, reflecting the kingdom's interest in the agricultural sector. Bahrain is preparing to host the "Mara'ee 2026" exhibition, which aims to boost local production and sustainable food security. These exhibitions have evolved considerably over the decades, becoming a platform to showcase agricultural and livestock products and strengthen ties among producers, traders and the public.
The Kingdom of Bahrain voted for a U.N. Security Council resolution renewing the sanctions regime on Yemen amid escalation by the Houthi group and its threats to international shipping. The resolution strengthens the sanctions criteria, covers drone and missile attacks, and adds a maritime security expert to the panel of experts. Ambassador Jamal Fares Alrowaiei affirmed Bahrain's support for the resolution's objectives and the need to stop support for the Houthis, stressing the importance of holding them accountable for their violations.
