Manama, April 28 (BNA): The Kingdom of Bahrain will celebrate International Workers’ Day (Labor Day) on May 1, under the patronage of His Majesty King Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa.
The Free Federation of Bahrain Trade Unions (Al-Hurr) and the General Federation of Bahrain Trade Unions will hold two ceremonies, respectively, on April 30 and May 1.
His Majesty the King entrusted the Minister of Labor, Jamil bin Muhammad Ali Humaidan, to attend the celebrations and honor a group of distinguished workers who were nominated by the Al-Hurr Foundation and the General Federation of Bahrain Trade Unions in recognition of their dedication in various sectors.
The minister praised the royal patronage, which represents a tribute to Bahrain in various sectors and an appreciation for work values and various development paths.
In a statement on this occasion, Humaidan praised His Majesty’s patronage of the toiling workforce, which represents the real wealth for the development and prosperity of the Kingdom of Bahrain.
He highlighted Bahrain’s tangible steps in providing a safety net for workers and preserving their rights through advanced national legislation that is in line with international labor standards.
Bahrain applies laws that contribute to promoting a safe work environment that reduces the risks of accidents and occupational diseases to ensure the safety of workers, in addition to adopting best practices aimed at sustaining the stability and growth of the labor market through the continuous encouragement of the three. Social dialogue between production parties.
He said that these steps have turned Bahrain into one of the most competitive countries in the field of attracting entrepreneurs, referring to the work environment in the Kingdom and its commitment to promoting employment gains.
The minister congratulated all workers in Bahrain on the occasion of International Labor Day, stressing the government’s appreciation for the workforce in various productive sectors and its continuous contributions to the comprehensive development process.
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