Al-Saloum praises Bahrain's humanitarian model
The article focused on developing charitable work in Bahrain, where the government has issued new regulatory decisions to enhance governance and transparency in collecting and distributing donations. These decisions include adopting standardized models for licensing and money management, defining violations and fines, and organizing the work of the Financial Licensing Office to ensure operational safety and reduce financial risks such as money laundering. These reforms aim to increase donor confidence, achieve more effective distribution of funds to beneficiaries, and empower civil society organizations to play their developmental roles sustainably, while promoting transparency and accountability. Charitable work in Bahrain is considered a key partner in social and economic development, drawing strength from royal patronage and national initiatives, thereby bolstering its role as a source of empowerment and support for humanitarian projects.
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