Bahrein confirms its economic position in an international forum that discusses the future of trade and employment

In light of economic progress and growth in Bahrain as the regional center for trade and investments, the sheikh Khalid bin Abdullah at Khalifa, deputy prime minister, on behalf of the hereditary prince, the prime minister, opened the work of “Bab Bahrain 2025 Forum”, which combines a group of international decisions and experts to discuss future trade in future and global economic work.

In his opening speech, the deputy prime minister stressed that hosting Manama this international forum arrives “as a statement of the economic position that Bahrain holds, thanks to its accelerating the progress of development based on the principles of sustainability, competitiveness and justice, according to an economic vision of Bahrain 2030). Future.”

The Forum Will Be Held This Year Under The Slogan: “Forming a Sustainable Future Through Trade and Employment”, Combining Under Its Umbrella, An Elite Group of Leaders, Decision -Makers and International Experts, AS Well As Represcentives of International and Regional Organizations, LED by the Director General of the World Trade Organization, Dr. Nguzi Okunjo Iyalia, and the Director General of the International Labor Organization Gilbert Hongbu, and the Finance Minister Yans Farovakis, who made a special offer on economic sustainability in the light of global challenges.

Strategic platform

For his part, the head of the “Chamber of Commerce and Industry” in Bahrain, Samir Nass, explained that the forum represents a “strategic platform for dialogue and exchange of visions about the challenges that must face the global economy”. He underlined that the opening session entitled: “Dressing the economic transformation: the impact of the global concerns stability and growth”, faced “the future of multilateral agreements, the renovation of global supply chains and the role of digital and green technology in improving the flexibility of the economy”.

Nass added that the second session was “dedicated to discussion (the fundamental role of private sector organizations and civil society in achieving economic growth), compared to the role of governments as legitimate and equipped for services”, indicating “the importance of creating effective and social partnerships of Socials.

The session has witnessed the participation of a series of prominent personalities, including the Minister of Industry and Commerce Abdullah Fakhro, head of the “Gulf Chambers Union” Faisal al -Rawas, president of the “Arab Chambers Union”, Samir Majul, together with the president of the “International Organization for businesses” Mumo, Witney Bird of the Arabs Union “, and of Valery Pic. to the “International change of international change”.

Overwrite the crises

In the same context, the Secretary General of the Council of Cooperation for the Arab States of the Gulf, Jassem al -badawi, underlined during his participation in the forum, “the importance of regional solidarity to face the challenges deriving from global economic transformations”. He stressed that “the Gulf States have shown their ability to overcome crises thanks to policies, their geographical position and the duration of their economies; This makes it a promising destination for future growth. “

Al -Badawi touched a series of challenges, “among these there are the turbulence of the market, the low demand for energy and the financial pressure”, noting that “the need to improve the role of green and digital technology and the promotion of the GCC states in their ability of attractive and investment destinations”. He also underlined “the importance of achieving balance in economic relations between the east and west, while the construction of strategic partnerships that support stability and growth”.

According to the Bahraini news agency, the “Bab Bahrain 2025” forum that convenes “the kingdom’s commitment to improve international cooperation and economic opening and the consolidation of its regional center position for trade and investments. Enna the importance of joint dialogue in the search for sustainable solutions for economic challenges and creating qualitative opportunities for future generations, within a development crossroader based on development based on development. crossings and crossed crossing.