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Professor Sama Yousef, President of the Strategic Planning Society, extended her warmest congratulations to His Majesty King Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa, may God protect him, His Royal Highness Prince Salman bin Hamad Al Khalifa, Crown Prince and Prime Minister, may God protect him, Her Royal Highness Princess Sabeeka bint Ibrahim Al Khalifa, wife of His Majesty the King and President of the Supreme Council for Women, and to the people of Bahrain on the anniversary of the National Action Charter.
She noted that "the Strategic Planning Society believes that the Charter represents the political and reform framework from which Bahrain Vision 2030 was launched as a comprehensive national strategy. The Vision provides a clear roadmap to guide all state institutions, ensuring the unification of efforts and the transformation of principles into public policies and practical projects that lead to tangible development outcomes and contribute to maximizing national achievements. Hence, the Society's focus on strategic planning as a goal through which it seeks to be a hub of knowledge in all matters related to strategic planning."
The association president continued, saying, "Strategic planning represents a practical extension of the spirit of the National Action Charter. It translates the principles of reform and participation established within the constitutional framework into actionable policies and programs. It transforms the national vision into clear development paths based on data-driven planning and foresight. Strategic planning plays a pivotal role in unifying institutional efforts, improving the quality of public decision-making, and ensuring the optimal use of resources. This makes the Charter an intellectual foundation and planning an effective implementation tool for consolidating sustainable development and maximizing national achievements."
Professor Sama Yousef affirmed that the association highly values all national efforts that solidify the position of Bahraini women as a vital element in strategic planning. This stems from a firm conviction that women's empowerment is a fundamental pillar for achieving the sustainable development goals we aspire to. The association, within its vision and programs, works to support planning based on justice and equal opportunities, promote policies that guarantee participation in decision-making, build leadership capacities, and link women's economic and social empowerment to comprehensive development and societal stability. This aligns with national objectives and enhances the Kingdom's competitiveness and the sustainability of its achievements.
She concluded her statement by emphasizing that the anniversary of the National Action Charter is not merely a celebratory occasion, but rather a milestone for renewing the national commitment to building upon past achievements, ensuring that development strategies are aligned with emerging developments, and working diligently to strengthen all aspects of development. This contributes to sustainable growth, safeguards gains, and enhances Bahrain's regional and international standing as a balanced reform model that prioritizes human beings, both men and women.
It is worth noting that the Bahrain Strategic Planning Society was established in 2004 as a non-profit organization, aiming to build an internationally recognized network of strategic experts, dedicated to developing strategic thinking, planning, management and leadership, and its core values are based on professionalism, integrity, credibility, quality and community partnership.
