She said that the COVID pandemic and its broad implications have highlighted the importance of using artificial intelligence and technological advances to continue working in all sectors and facilitating social life.
She explained that the proactive steps taken by Bahrain enabled the Kingdom to turn challenges into opportunities for success, relying on the distinguished Bahrainis who formed the Bahrain team led by His Royal Highness Prince Salman bin Hamad Al Khalifa, Crown Prince and Prime Minister. Members of the House Intelligence Committee.
Zinal, who was leading a parliamentary delegation on a visit to the United States from June 12-17, met with Mike Turner (Ohio), Trent Kelly (Mississippi), Darren Lahoud (Illinois), and Brad Weinstrup (Ohio).
Zainal stressed the parliament’s keenness to exchange experiences with the US Congress and open channels of communication in all fields and effective channels of cooperation.
She stressed that the parliament in Bahrain is undergoing wide transformations within the framework of the transition to a digital parliament and the use of technology in all areas of parliamentary administrative and legislative work.
The two sides discussed efforts related to confronting terrorism, extremism and violence as a global priority in light of the dangerous threats and consequences that cast a shadow on the security and stability of societies and peoples.
They also reviewed the need to intensify efforts, enhance capabilities, and use modern technologies to curb terrorist practices that have left ominous effects on humanity and its future.
The members of Congress affirmed that Bahrain is a strategic ally of the United States and has long and deep-rooted relations.
They pointed out that the presence of the Fifth Fleet in Bahrain reflects the extent of cooperation and the depth of partnership between Bahrain and the United States, and their joint role in securing navigation in the region within alliances aimed at achieving stability and security in the region. Middle East and the world.