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Bahrain LMRA Chief Meets India Ambassador

The Chief Executive Officer of the Labour Market Regulatory Authority in Bahrain has met the Ambassador of the Republic of India in Manama to discuss ways of strengthening bilateral relations between the two countries.

Mr. Nibras Taleb, who also chairs the National Committee to Combat Trafficking in Persons, received Ambassador Vinod Kurian Jacob during an official meeting focused on expanding cooperation across areas of mutual interest.

According to officials, the discussions highlighted the importance of further developing ties between Bahrain and India, with both sides expressing interest in advancing cooperation at various levels.

The meeting also covered a range of shared topics, including ongoing coordination between the two countries on labour and workforce-related issues.

Bahrain and India maintain long-standing diplomatic and economic relations, with a significant Indian expatriate community working across multiple sectors in the kingdom. The meeting reflects continued engagement between the two sides on labour governance and bilateral cooperation.

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