Saleem Elias A. Aziz, Acting CEO of Al-Enma’a House for Real Estate
The first quarter of 2011 has been dominated by the civil and political unrest. In terms of the Bahrain’s real estate market, there is an oversupply of developed properties. However, there is still a high potential for the affordable housing projects.
Osama Al Khajah Chairman of Baytik Industrial Oasis
The challenges of the Bahrain industry as of today are still access to natural resources, mainly the energy through gas. The other challenge is the limitations of industrial land.
Dr. Laith Sadiq, CEO of MENA Telecom
The market reached 130% penetration so it’s difficult with the new entrance to keep making the profits they were making before.
Bahrain Telecommunication Company’s roots can be traced back to 1864.
Coinciding with the start of the summer vacation for schools in the Kingdom, GPIC has launched its annual summer camp.
Bahrain Sector Analysis
Gulf Petrochemical Industries Company (GPIC) Social and Economic Role in Development of Bahrain and Bahrainis
GPIC produced 1.47mn tons of fertilizers in 2010, of which 1.1mn tons were exported, contributing 3% to Bahrain’s GDP. GPIC has 474 employees, of which 82% is Bahraini.
Bahrain Sector Analysis
Special Story Behind Forming Gulf Petrochemical Industries Company with Excellent Track Record for Safety and Environmental Protection
GPIC’s Bottom Line: “We are debt-free and cash-rich, so it’s a tough period,” says GPIC’s General Manager
Bahrain Sector Analysis
Bahrain Petrochemicals Industry: Forming of the Leading Company in Fertilizer and Petrochemical Production
“The fertilizer industry plays a major role in the future of the planet. Few people realize that the fertilizer industry is responsible for feeding up to 70% of the world’s population.”
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One might think that Batelco was upset over the loss of its monopoly position. But that is what makes the story of Bahrain’s telecommunications liberalization so interesting. Instead of fighting to maintain its position, Batelco welcomed it. When Peter Kaliaropoulos, CEO of Batelco, was asked whether competition has helped Batelco, he replied “Emphatically yes!”
Bahrain Sector Analysis
Telecommunications in Bahrain – How Bahrain Become the Most Competitive Telecommunication Market in the Region
The story of how Bahrain came to be both the most connected, as well as the most competitive, telecom sectors in the region is an instructive lesson hard work, vision, and dynamic economic policy come together.
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