Bahrain

Loka Kerala Sabha-Follow up CM opens first meeting of Loka Kerala Sabha Loka Kerala Sabha to tap diaspora expertise The Loka Kerala  Sabha, being convened here in the Assembly complex on January 12 and 13, will focus on how best the State can utilise the vast experience and skill sets of non-resident Keralites (NoRKs) for its development. LKS will discuss how the knowledge and experience of the non-resident Keralites running industries and commercial ventures, those working in management, consultancy and infrastructure development, doctors, nurses, those engaged in research in foreign universities and technical experts can be utilised at a practical level to benefit the State. Loka Kerala Sabha’ to discuss State’s developmental issues Can Loka Kerala Sabha live up to its promises? LKS has also come up with similar recommendations including support systems (especially for women NRKs), separate wings in non- resident Keralites ...

Kerala Chief Minister's visit to Bahrain: Highlights-Follow up-2017 Bahrain positive on funding infrastructure development in Kerala  His Royal Highness Prince Salman bin Hamad Al Khalifa with  Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan The Bahrain Prime Minister promised all help to start an engineering college and a public school for the Malayalee students in the Kingdom. Bahrain will open a centre dedicated to improving economic ties with the state at Kochi. Bahrain Chamber of Commerce and Industries would also take a special interest in improving trade relations.  A dedicated centre showcasing the ethnic products of Kerala would also come up  in the Kingdom. Establishment of a Government to Government economic district to improve economic and trade links. A Bahrain cultural centre in Kerala.  A hospital for Bahrain citizens in Kerala. A Kerala Clinic for Malayalees in the Gulf nation to provide traditional and modern treatment. Leg...