According to News of Bahrain, “RHF Concludes Summer Programmes with Celebration,” published on 23 August 2026, Bahrain Summer Programmes concluded with a closing ceremony at the Officers Club, where the Royal Humanitarian Foundation (RHF) recognised participants and partners after two months of educational, practical and recreational activities that helped young people develop new skills.
Bahrain Summer Programmes develop Youth skills
The Royal Humanitarian Foundation organised the summer programmes as part of its 25th anniversary celebrations. The initiatives welcomed participants from different age groups and combined educational, developmental, recreational and practical activities throughout the two-month programme.
Each activity encouraged participants to strengthen their abilities while building initiative, teamwork and personal confidence. As a result, the programmes created opportunities for young people to learn through practical experiences.
Participants gain practical experience and valuable life skills
The closing ceremony brought together RHF Acting Secretary General Engineer Ebrahim Dalhan Aldoseri, government officials, supporting organisations, participants and their families. During the event, Aldoseri praised the quality and diversity of the programmes while thanking partners and contributors for supporting this year’s activities.
Meanwhile, Alaa Boudlama, Head of the Programmes and Activities Section, reviewed the programme’s achievements. He highlighted the range of activities completed and the valuable skills participants gained during the summer.
Bahrain Summer Programmes expand community support
A wide range of public and private organisations supported the initiative. Partners included the Ministry of Interior, the American University, Hawar Resort, Masar Group, Bahrain Kuwait Insurance Company, Al Takaful International Insurance, Mazaji Food, Lucky World Store, Akhbar Al Khaleej, Al Bilad newspapers, the Nabdhat Hayat Volunteer First Aid Team, artist Al Bassam and several specialists and trainers.
Their involvement helped provide participants with diverse learning opportunities while strengthening collaboration between community organisations and youth development programmes.
Recognition marks programme success and achievement
The ceremony concluded by recognising participants for their achievements throughout the summer. RHF also honoured supporting organisations, trainers, lecturers and volunteers for their contributions.
Through Bahrain Summer Programmes, the Foundation continues to promote youth development by encouraging learning, teamwork and practical skill-building while supporting the next generation with meaningful educational experiences.
