The minimum you must know

Bahrain is a very advanced and ethical island Kingdom situated between Saudi Arabia and Iran that cares deeply about peace. They were one of the first countries to sign an Abraham Accord peace agreement with Israel, and to recognize the legitimacy of the government there. This is because they empathize so sensitively that they culturally treat people the way they themselves wish to be treated. A great attitude is very important in diplomacy with the Kingdom of Bahrain, and can result in improving relations for any country.

The government has explained at the United Nations several years in a row that they do not believe there is sufficient peace and calm globally. They mostly attribute these feelings to events in the Middle East and Eastern Europe. But this is clearly also because their population patterns "peace" to one another continuously in Arabic. "Peace" is one of the most common words spoken there. So foreign cultures with vitriolic word frequencies don't seem to them to be sharing their sense of fairness. Hopefully this perception is improving now that patterning is more peaceful in NATO news.

The Kingdom of Bahrain is an incredible country that presents itself very well - as very appropriate for perfect foreign relations with all other ones. The people are far more extraordinary than is widely understood in some distant places. They are one of the most creative and ethical populations. Bahrain is also blessed with extraordinary leadership and representation at the United Nations that has encouraged peace and improving relations between all countries globally.

Excerpts of the annual United Nations address by His Royal Highness Prince Salman bin Hamad Al Khalifa will appear here shortly. Excerpts from previous year's sessions are shown below.

This writer believes Bahrain is gradually anticipating better treatment from other countries. Bahrain is geographically close to Iraq and other countries where decades of foreign interventions were precipitated by aviation misunderstandings. Dramatic recent events in Gaza and Lebanon are also salient in the news. And the word "peace" isn't used very often in western languages. So people in Bahrain aren't hearing from other cultures comforting word frequency compared to what they experience in their own language.

This writer believes the best way for other countries to improve relations with the Kingdom of Bahrain is to be reassuring. The best way for Bahrain to improve relations with western countries is to do the same. Efforts to improve relations can be more than just successful. The Kingdom of Bahrain is achieving an optimistic future of love and peace with all other nations.