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President of Bahrain Authority for Culture and Antiquities, Shaikha Mai bint Mohammed Al Khalifa, today discussed with CEO Nour Suliman of DHL Express for Middle East and North Africa boosting cooperation in the interest of enhancing Bahrain’s cultural movement.
The meeting highlighted the significance of upgrading the cultural infrastructure as Bahrain is a leading regional and global cultural center.
Under the cooperation programme, the DHL Express will provide support for the BACA cultural programmes, chiefly the 2018 events as Bahrain celebrates Muharraq the capital of the Islamic culture.
The BACA President expressed appreciation of the DHL Express cooperation that promotes the national cultural achievements, welcoming the private sector’s contribution to benefit the cultural infrastructure projects.
The DHL Express CEO praised the BACA efforts in upgrading cultural projects, stressing keenness to accentuate Bahrain international cultural standing.
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