Bahraini Crown Prince Salman Bin Hamad Al-Khalifa said Thursday all efforts must focus on carrying on with the process to rebuild and modernize the country.
"The aspirations for better future for all are unlikely to be realized without cementing the national unity and curbing all manifestations of intolerance, sedition and sectarianism," Crown Prince Salman stressed in a televised address to the nation.
"We can never let a few people to spoil the success story of the Kingdom. All Bahrainis share the desire to work for better future for the coming generations. The sons of Bahrain are unanimous in working for the prosperity of the homeland and overcoming all difficulties," he pointed out.
"We've been deeply offended by the designs aiming to drag some youths and the entire nation into abyss. Some extremists abused freedom and tended to intimidate innocent people block streets, thus preventing the citizens from earning their livings and pushing for coup d'etat," he said.
He attributed the recent incidents to miscalculation of the political, social and economic balances in the country and the status of Bahrain in the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) regional system.
"Out of our national responsibility and commitment to the noble Islamic values we left no stone unturned in the quest for protection of human life and national interests," the crown prince added.
"The aspirations for better future for all are unlikely to be realized without cementing the national unity and curbing all manifestations of intolerance, sedition and sectarianism," Crown Prince Salman stressed in a televised address to the nation.
"We can never let a few people to spoil the success story of the Kingdom. All Bahrainis share the desire to work for better future for the coming generations. The sons of Bahrain are unanimous in working for the prosperity of the homeland and overcoming all difficulties," he pointed out.
"We've been deeply offended by the designs aiming to drag some youths and the entire nation into abyss. Some extremists abused freedom and tended to intimidate innocent people block streets, thus preventing the citizens from earning their livings and pushing for coup d'etat," he said.
He attributed the recent incidents to miscalculation of the political, social and economic balances in the country and the status of Bahrain in the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) regional system.
"Out of our national responsibility and commitment to the noble Islamic values we left no stone unturned in the quest for protection of human life and national interests," the crown prince added.
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