Post by : Mariam Al-Faris
Wael bin Nasser Al Mubarak, Minister of Municipalities Affairs and Agriculture, inaugurated the First Bahrain Veterinary Conference and Exhibition 2025 today at the Gulf Hotel. The two-day event has attracted wide participation from both local and international experts, companies, and veterinary professionals.
Focus On Livestock And Food Security
In his opening remarks, the minister highlighted Bahrain’s commitment to supporting the livestock sector as a key pillar of food security and sustainable development. He explained that the conference provides an important platform to share knowledge, exchange expertise, and launch initiatives that strengthen veterinary medicine across the country and region.
Key Discussion Topics
Al Mubarak noted that the conference addresses several important topics, including veterinary legislation and standards, best practices in animal healthcare, the use of modern technology, and the future of veterinary medicine in the face of global challenges. He emphasized that veterinary work not only supports animal health but also public health, food safety, and the national economy under the “One Health” concept.
Honouring Veterinary Pioneers
The opening ceremony also paid tribute to pioneers in Bahraini veterinary medicine. Honorees included the late Dr. Thuraya Ahmed Al Saffar, the first Bahraini female veterinarian; Dr. Ahmed Al Amir, the first Bahraini veterinarian; Dr. Jaffar Abdulhussain Al Iskafi, a leading expert in the field; and Dr. Nonie Coutts, a prominent veterinary professional recognized for her contributions.
Panels And Expert Discussions
The conference features specialised panel discussions where experts share insights on sustainable development and food security. These discussions provide opportunities for professionals to collaborate, exchange ideas, and develop strategies to advance veterinary medicine in Bahrain and beyond.
Exhibition And Industry Participation
Alongside discussions, the event includes an exhibition showcasing leading companies, veterinary pharmacies, factories, and clinics. Participants present their latest products and services, offering opportunities for investment, partnerships, and the adoption of innovative solutions in the veterinary sector.
Advancing Veterinary Healthcare
The conference aims to enhance veterinary healthcare services across Bahrain. By introducing new technologies, promoting international collaboration, and sharing best practices, the event contributes to improving animal health, public health, and the overall quality of veterinary care in the Kingdom.
The First Bahrain Veterinary Conference is expected to set the stage for future initiatives in veterinary medicine and livestock management. It highlights Bahrain’s proactive approach to building sustainable practices, ensuring food security, and supporting the growth of the national economy through innovation in the veterinary sector.
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