Naif bin Bandar Al-Sudairy, the ambassador of the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques to the Kingdom of Bahrain, recently visited several Ramadan gatherings in Bahrain where he met with members of Bahraini families. These visits are part of the ongoing communication between the two brotherly countries, emphasizing the strong relations between them under the wise leadership of both nations.
During his discussions at the Ramadan gatherings, Ambassador Al-Sudairy described the relations between the two brotherly countries as historical, distinct, and solid fraternal ties. He highlighted the deep-rooted bond between the two nations which has been passed down from ancestors to fathers and then to children, strengthening day by day through the deep fraternal connections shared by the two brotherly peoples.
The ambassador emphasized that the relations between Saudi Arabia and Bahrain have deep historical roots and receive attention and care from the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques, King Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud, and his brother, His Majesty King Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa. He also noted the support and interest of the Crown Princes of the two brotherly countries, which stem not only from official levels but also from the feelings of affection and love that the two brotherly peoples have for each other.
Ambassador Naif Al-Sudairy’s visit to the Ramadan gatherings is aimed at enhancing social connections and direct communication with various segments of Bahraini society. During these gatherings, friendly conversations took place about shared values and Ramadan customs that unite the two brotherly peoples.
The ambassador stressed the importance of continuing this fraternal communication and enhancing bilateral cooperation in various fields to serve common interests and strengthen the path of Saudi-Bahraini fraternal relations, which serve as a model for fraternal relations between countries.
Ramadan gatherings in Bahrain are considered a deep-rooted tradition that reflects the spirit of love and affection among citizens and officials, where social, cultural, and sports issues are discussed alongside exchanging congratulations for the holy month.
