Ivo Vajgl, on behalf of the ALDE Group. – Madam President, I am not sure that the Kingdom of Bahrain deserves to be after short time again a subject of an urgency resolution of the European Parliament. Recently, we were hosting in Brussels a conference on religious pluralism and tolerance in Bahrain, with the participation of the supreme religious leaders of the Shia, Protestant, Baha’i and Hindu communities. High representatives of the government also participated in the event. It sent a message to the region that Bahrain wants to be a leader on tolerance and coexistence – something that other neighbouring countries could not present. If Bahraini authorities violate the human rights of individuals, and they do it, it is their right to be protected and we should do it, but bearing in mind that this small Gulf country, situated in the sensitive region and subject to confrontations and pressures from abroad as well as of the sectarian battles for political prestige. We must be interested for a stable Bahrain as well as for a country with the respect of human rights and democratic values and proven readiness to cooperate with the European Parliament.