The Bahrain Chamber received the 'Excellence in Skills Development' award at the Power List Middle East Awards 2024 for its 'Star League' project. This prestigious recognition highlights the Chamber's dedication to enhancing the skills and competencies of its employees. Believing in the pivotal role of human capital in achieving its strategic objectives, this award also reflects the Chamber’s ongoing commitment to developing competencies and promoting innovation in the private sector.
Second vice-Chairman of the Bahrain Chamber, Mohammed Al Kooheji received on Wednesday 5th June 2024, a high-level delegation from Ghana presided over by Senior Presidential Advisor and Special Envoy for International Finance and Private Sector Investments, Ken Ofori-Atta.
Nass: The Arab world has creative youth energies and competencies in various fields that make it a promising destination for investment.
Chairman of the Union of Arab Chambers, Chairman of the Bahrain Chamber, Sameer Nass, emphasized the importance of trade and investment relations between Bahrain and Germany. This came as he led Bahrain Chamber’s delegation at the General Assembly meeting of the Arab-German Chamber of Commerce and Industry in Berlin. The meeting, attended by ambassadors and representatives of the Arab diplomatic corps, aimed to explore ways to enhance joint economic relations in collaboration with the Union of Arab Chambers.
AlSaie: the timing of His Majesty’s visit to China is particularly significant, coming in the wake of the 33rd Arab Summit hosted by Bahrain Janahi: Bahrain's service-oriented economy complements China's industry-based structure, creating a synergistic relationship Al Zayani: Holding joint business functions, create new avenues for businesses to explore joint ventures and investment opportunities
Upon His Majesty King Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa's visit to China, invited by President Xi Jinping, Bahrain Chamber board member Yaqoob Alawadhi emphasized the significance of the 35-year bilateral relations between Bahrain and China, highlighting that the non-oil trade volume between both countries reached approximately 2.36 billion US dollars in 2023, making China Bahrain's largest trade partner. He expressed optimism that this visit would pave the way for new economic opportunities and collaborations, especially in the IT sector, fostering innovation and mutual growth.
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