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HomeEmbassy of the United States Department of State Home About Us Ambassador Embassy News Holidays Job Opportunities Citizen Services Information for Travelers Voting Assistance Program IRS Information Passports Report Birth Abroad Death Abroad Other Services Visas How to Apply Non-Immigrant Visas Immigrant Visas Transit Visa Photo Requirements US Visit Registration Policy News Bahrain Trafficking-In-Persons Report Human Rights Report Narcotics Control Report Human Rights and Democracy Country Reports on Terrorism Religious Freedom Report Resources Information Resource Center Exchange Programs Educational Programs Education Advising MEPI-Small Grants English Language Program Trade & Commerce Intellectual Property FTA Commercial Guide Languages Language Language Language Language UPDATED: 12 Oct 2007 GMT Until Later (Illa Liqa’) A Messasage from U.S. Ambassador to the Bahraini People By now, you may have heard the news that Secretary of State Rice and President Bush have asked me to go to Iraq for a year, and then return to Bahrain to continue serving as the U.S. Ambassador. This is a very difficult time for my wife and me. US Ambassador Hosts Alumni Reception American Ambassador and Mrs. Adam Ereli hosted a reception in honor of Bahraini alumni of U.S. educational and professional exchange programs on Sunday, March 30. Bahraini government officials, academics, journalists, businessmen, NGO representatives and students who participated in U.S. embassy sponsored programs President Bush Meets with His Majesty King Hamad PRESIDENT BUSH: Your Majesty, welcome back to Washington. It is such a pleasure to see you. I still have such fond memories of our trip to the Kingdom of Bahrain. His Majesty and I were reminiscing about the sword dance that you put on. It was spectacular. And you ve got a -- not only do you have a beautiful country,Previous Pause Next 1 / 3Regional NewsU.S., Allies Want Iran to Abandon Nuclear Weapons...