Deputy Prime Minister Shaikh Khalid bin Abdulla Al Khalifa inaugurated the first project of the newly-developed vertical housing model in Salman City, marking a milestone in Bahrain’s social housing development.
The event was attended by Survey and Land Registration Bureau president Bassem Al Hamer, and Housing and Urban Planning Minister Amna Al Romaihi.
Shaikh Khalid highlighted the unwavering support of His Majesty King Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa and the continuous follow-up by His Royal Highness Prince Salman bin Hamad Al Khalifa, Crown Prince and Prime Minister, for social housing.
He emphasised the importance of these efforts in driving housing services and accelerating the provision of suitable housing for citizens.
The Deputy Prime Minister commended the Housing and Urban Planning Ministry for implementing this advanced project, noting its innovative design, optimal use of space, and focus on residents’ quality of life. The project includes modern facilities and integrated services to meet contemporary needs, making it a distinguished model in vertical housing.
Shaikh Khalid thanked the Abu Dhabi Fund for Development for funding the project, which cost BD132 million and is part of the Gulf Development Programme.
He thanked Ms Al Romaihi and Team Bahrain from the ministry and the relevant government agencies for advancing housing projects that reflect the government’s commitment to current and future housing needs.
Ms Al Romaihi expressed her appreciation to the King and HRH Prince Salman for their leadership and achievements in the housing sector.
She commended the efforts of Shaikh Khalid for inaugurating the Salman City Housing Project and for his support in steering the ministry’s efforts through the ministerial committee for development and infrastructure projects.
The Salman City Housing Project provides 1,362 residential apartments, designed with modern standards and located on Island 12, offering coastal views. The designs were based on social studies and surveys conducted by the ministry to meet the specific needs of Bahraini families.
Following the allocation of apartments, further surveys will be conducted to ensure the project aligns with citizens’ expectations and to identify areas for future improvement.
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