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البلاد
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Al-Mukhtar and his services
The article discusses the history and development of the system of elected representatives in Bahrain. It began in 1936 with the appointment of these representatives to document social relations and resolve disputes among villagers, who depended on agriculture and fishing and lacked transportation means. In 1957, the Department of Rural Affairs was established to improve services related to rural development and infrastructure, granting the elected representatives important powers such as signing documents and settling disputes. Over time, the role of these representatives evolved to reflect urban and administrative changes. A recent decree was issued following an amendment to the provincial system by King Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa, stipulating the appointment of one or more representatives in each governorate to communicate directly with citizens and promote social development, under the supervision of the Ministry of Interior. The goal is to strengthen social cohesion and facilitate community service.
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