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Women contribute to Bahrain's development over 25 years
The silver jubilee of the Supreme Council for Women in Bahrain, celebrated after 25 years since its establishment, marks an important milestone in its ongoing efforts to enhance women's participation in society and national development. The Council was founded in 2001 as an institutional organization under the directives of the King, with the aim of organizing and supporting women’s efforts, built on a rich history of education and community involvement. Over a quarter-century, Bahrain has witnessed an expansion in women's presence across all sectors of society—from the legislative and executive branches to the private sector, culture, and sports—accompanied by the development of national policies and strategies that have progressed toward empowerment and leadership. The future challenge focuses on achieving meaningful and sustainable participation that enhances women’s capabilities to compete and influence, while maintaining a balance between professional advancement and family stability, within a long-term plan for community development and full empowerment of women.
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