89 projects were nominated for the award in its three categories .. Participation for Her Royal Highness Princess Sabeeka bint Ibrahim Al Khalifa Award for Supporting Productive Families has ended

10-02-2024

Mrs. Enas Mohammed Al Majed, Community Development Undersecretary Assistant at the Ministry of Social Development, announced the end of the participation period for the Her Royal Highness Princess Sabeeka bint Ibrahim Al Khalifa Award for supporting Productive Families in its local (17) and Arab (8) versions, as (89) nominated projects were received. The honor of the award for its three categories, in preparation for announcing the winners, during a ceremony held under the patronage of Her Royal Highness, the king;'s spouse and president of the Supreme Council for Women, at the end of this month of February at the International Exhibition and Convention Center. Appointing that the local productive family projects participated for the award reached (60) projects, while the GCC amounted to (23) projects from (8) countries, for the categories of Best Producer and Best Productive Family, in addition to (6) local and Arab entries being nominated for the Best Sponsor category. And supportive of productive families. She said that the arbitration committee, headed by Parliament member Mr.Ahmed Al-Salloum, representative of the Bahrain Small and Medium Enterprises Association, will begin its duties to review and evaluate the nomination applications received for the three award categories, to choose the best in accordance with the approved technical conditions and standards, as the committee takes into account that the product is designed and produced by the producing family. And it should be characterized by creativity, development and quality. With regard to the criteria for choosing the best sponsor and supporter of productive families, they are specific to the type of support and care provided to families, the time period of this care, the extent of its continuity, and the methods used to improve the productive families project, which results in achieving comprehensive development goals. The committee’s membership includes academics and specialists, representatives of the Supreme Council for Women, the Ministry of Health, the Ministry of Industry and Commerce, the University of Bahrain, Bahrain Exports, the Tamkeen Labor Fund, the Family House for Microfinance, the Childhood and Motherhood Welfare Society, the Bahrain Society for Women’s Development, and Executive Chef Naseem. Ras Ramani to arbitrate food projects. Her Royal Highness Princess Sabeeka bint Ibrahim Al Khalifa Award for Supporting Productive Families is one of the sustainable and distinguished projects in the Kingdom of Bahrain. It is awarded annually to the best productive family projects in the Kingdom, and is given every two years to participants from the Gulf and Arab countries, as it aims to establish a culture of productive work and motivate... To support and assist these families, to publicize the value of their businesses in all their forms, and to empower them economically and socially, in addition to providing entrepreneurship opportunities in order to expand competition, creativity, and enter markets.