"A Reading in Hamad bin Isa's Speeches" book inaugurated

Manama, (BNA): Under the patronage of Advisor to His Majesty the King for Media Affairs Nabil bin Yaqoob Al Hamar, Dr. Lulua Budulama inaugurated at Al-Ayam newspaper hall, in Janabiyah, yesterday a book entitled "A Reading in Hamad bin Isa's Speeches". The inauguration coincided with Bahrain's celebration of the national days. Al Hamar expressed happiness at patronising the inauguration of the book, stressing its importance in casting light on the royal speeches which are considered as a message to the people, a record for an important phase in national history and a documentation of a thought on which the royal reform project, spearheaded by HM the King since March 1999, has been based. HM the King's Advisor for Media Affairs praised the book as an analytical vision that sheds light on the royal speeches and their effect on citizens. He also lauded the writer's efforts in analysing the speeches to underscore their precision, strength and balance in conveying the message clearly to citizens. He described the book as a documentation of an important historical phase that shows the evolution stages of the royal reform project and its role in engaging citizens in building modern Bahrain. Deputy Board of Trustees Chairman, Executive Director of Isa Cultural Centre and Board of Trustees Chairman of the King Hamad Global Centre for Peaceful Coexistence Shaikh Khalid bin Khalifa Al Khalifa praised the efforts of Dr. Lulua Budulama in compiling the book, describing it as an added value to the achievements of Bahraini women. He paid tribute to HM the King for his wisdom and statesmanship which turned Bahrain into a constitutional monarchy that guarantees freedom, justice and equality. In a statement to Bahrain News Agency (BNA), Dr. Budulama underlined the importance of the book in documenting the royal speeches and the phases in which they were delivered which are very important in the history of modern Bahrain and the pioneering royal reform project. She affirmed that the royal reform project has brought about major strides in various fields. She described the book as a scientific publication analysing the royal speeches since HM the King's accession to the throne in 1999 until the first quarter of 2018.