Honour Code for Pioneering Educational Training Launches National Summer Programme – Unity and Loyalty

As part of the “My Nation… Loyalty and Unity” initiative hosted by the Kingdom of Bahrain to promote the values of citizenship and national belonging, Honour Code for Pioneering Educational Training launching the National Summer Programme, “My Nation: Unity and Loyalty,” which will be held from 21 June to 15 July 2026.

The National Summer Programme aims to strengthen the values of good citizenship and national belonging, reinforce Bahraini identity and national principles, and foster a sense of social responsibility, self-confidence, and effective communication skills among participants.

The programme features a diverse range of specialized training workshops, purposeful national awareness activities, and innovative interactive programmes designed to enhance national awareness, promote the values of loyalty and belonging, and strengthen the culture of social cohesion. These activities contribute to building a conscious national character capable of positively serving both society and the nation.

Dr. Maha Noaman Alshorbaji, Chief Executive Officer of Honour Code for Educational Training Leadership, affirmed that the Kingdom of Bahrain, under the leadership of His Majesty King Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa, King of Bahrain, has placed great emphasis on youth, positioning them among the nation’s highest priorities as the cornerstone of the Kingdom’s future and key partners in its sustainable development journey.

Dr. Lamia Noaman Alshorbaji, Coordinator of the National Summer Programme, noted that the programme “My Nation: Unity and Loyalty” aligns with national efforts aimed at promoting citizenship, belonging, and loyalty to the nation, while developing young people’s capabilities and enhancing their personal skills. She added that the programme seeks to prepare a generation that is fully aware of its national identity, committed to its values, and capable of making positive contributions to society and the nation. The programme targets a broad segment of the community, including public and private sector employees, business owners, adolescents and youth, and parents.