BAHRAIN PRESS

Manama, June 23 – (BNA): Below are some headlines of Bahrain's newspapers on local events today: HM the King signs law for protection of State information and documents, current and former officials may not disclose classified information. HM the King issues Royal Decree adjourning Representatives and Shura Councils starting from Thursday, 28 June. HRH the Prime Minister: Government rejects any augmentation of sectarianism related to the internal affairs of other countries. HRH Prime Minister thanked by Bahrain Chamber of Commerce and Industry upon prompt disbursement of compensation to damaged Muharraq suq traders. Cabinet urges Bahrainis to be committed to national unity, preachers and writers to refrain from sectarian strife. Ahlia University graduates 2000 Bachelor and 600 master's holders in past ten years. 50 big traders sign document promising to maintain stable foodstuffs prices in Ramadan. Vehicles in Bahrain expected to increase to 1 million within ten years. BD 412 million deposited in future generations' fund. Labour Ministry imposes work ban between noon and 4 pm in July, August. BD 1 billion anticipated real estate transactions by the end of 2014. BD 10 million to develop King Faisal Corniche and BD 8 million to develop Al-Fateh Avenue. 180 tonnes of cage-implanted "falcon" fish next September. Bahrain has made real progress in convicting human trafficking offenders, latest US State Department report confirms.