Bahrain and Cyprus have taken a major step to boost their partnership through security cooperation between Bahrain and Cyprus. The two countries signed a new Memorandum of Understanding focused on enhancing collaboration in the security field. The signing took place during the 21st Regional Security Forum, known as the “Manama Dialogue 2025.”
Nasser bin Hamad Al Khalifa, National Security Advisor and Commander of the Royal Guard, signed the agreement. From the Cypriot side, it was signed by Tasos Tzionis, National Security Advisor and Director of the Intelligence Service. Senior officials from both nations attended the ceremony, highlighting the importance of this milestone in security cooperation between Bahrain and Cyprus.
Nasser bin Hamad stated that the Memorandum supports Bahrain’s vision to expand global security partnerships. He explained that this step will strengthen both countries’ security networks and improve their readiness for regional and global challenges.
He also emphasized the steady growth of relations between Bahrain and Cyprus in multiple areas, especially in security and economics. According to him, this partnership shows mutual trust and a shared commitment to lasting stability and prosperity.
The Memorandum includes plans to exchange intelligence, share expertise, and organize joint training programs. It also outlines steps for ongoing coordination between both sides to ensure effective implementation.
Tasos Tzionis praised Bahrain’s efforts to deepen bilateral relations and expressed optimism about future outcomes. He noted that security cooperation between Bahrain and Cyprus would promote stability and strengthen regional defense capabilities.
Both sides discussed existing projects and future initiatives to improve coordination and address shared security concerns. They agreed on the importance of innovation and continuous dialogue to face emerging challenges together.
This agreement goes beyond a simple document. It represents a shared vision for peace, stability, and long-term development. By working hand in hand, Bahrain and Cyprus set an example of regional collaboration built on trust and progress.
