Economic Impact of Bahrain F1 Grand Prix on Bahrain
Mr. Al Khalifa discusses the direct and indirect economic impact of F1 Grand Prix on Bahrain. The grand prix generates huge economic activity and employment among others.
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Mr. Al Khalifa discusses the direct and indirect economic impact of F1 Grand Prix on Bahrain. The grand prix generates huge economic activity and employment among others.
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Dr. Laith Sadiq, CEO of MENA Telecom
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