Bahrain and the Zionist regime announced a plan called the “Joint Peace Strategy” as a roadmap for developing their relations.
According to Pak Sahafat news agency, quoting the official Bahrain News Agency (Bana), Bahrain and the Zionist regime announced in a joint statement a 10-year bilateral plan called the “Joint Peace Strategy“, which is supposed to be a roadmap for the development of relations between the two sides.
The joint statement said: The two sides discussed strengthening strategic and security ties to address regional challenges, including nuclear threats, terrorist activities, religious extremism, poverty and social challenges.
According to the statement, the two sides also considered ways to strengthen the civil, economic and trade cooperation between the two countries to establish peace and prosperity, which guarantees the interests of the two nations.
According to the statement, the two sides agreed to negotiate investment protection agreements as soon as possible and work together on a tax agreement that would provide the infrastructure needed to strengthen trade cooperation.
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The statement added: Bahrain and Israel have agreed on trade support, joint ventures and reciprocal visits by ministers and officials, and joint economic committees are set to strengthen and develop civil, economic and trade co-operation between the two sides.
According to the statement, the two sides welcomed the creation of a joint peace strategy that would prioritize areas of mutual concern, including innovation, food and water security, sustainable energy, health services, education, trade and investment.
The strategy includes the support of the governments of Manama and Tel Aviv for programs such as the Student Exchange Program, which will strengthen relations, dialogue and understanding between the youth of the two sides.
The King of Bahrain, Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa, hosted Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett in Manama on Tuesday. In this meeting, the dimensions of bilateral cooperation, opportunities for strengthening and developing this cooperation, especially in important areas and horizons of cooperation and joint action were discussed.