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Prime Minister visits Bahrain National Museum

[21/08/2017 02:32]

MANAMA-SABA
Prime Minister Ahmed Obeid bin Daghr and an accompanying delegation visited this morning Bahrain's National Museum as part of his brief visit to the Kingdom of Bahrain.

The premier toured the pavilions of the museum including the Burying Hall which consists of relics commemorating the dead from the Delmon Civilization. The relics include potteries and metal coins.

The premier affirmed the importance of acquainting our young Arab generations with the history of the Arab nations and older civilizations saying Bahrain's legacy is a source of pride.

He also visited the Hall of Traditions and Customs which displays pictures and statues that show how rich the Bahraini culture is in lifestyle, dress and traditional houses.

At the end of his tour, the premier recorded his memoire in the Visitors Book expressing his great impressions.