Bahrain Transport Sector Research Highlights

Interview

Matthew Luckhurst, Managing Director, APM Terminals Bahrain: Interview
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Interview: Matthew Luckhurst, Managing Director, APM Terminals Bahrain How can Bahrain’s maritime transport segment support the country’s economic development? MATTHEW LUCKHURST: The segment’s commitment to supporting the kingdom’s economic vision is evident in its strategic alignment with diversification goals. By focusing on creating high-value opportunities, integrating services and upskilling…

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Mohamed Yousif AlBinfalah, CEO, Bahrain Airport Company: Interview
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Interview: Mohamed Yousif AlBinfalah, CEO, Bahrain Airport Company In what ways does Bahrain’s location affect its position in transport and logistics networks? MOHAMED YOUSIF ALBINFALAH: Bahrain’s strategic location at the crossroads of east and west provides an opportunity to enhance connectivity and leverage its position as both a gateway to the Middle East and a key player in regional and…

Analysis

Bahrain and Saudi Arabia agreements boost transport projects
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The transport links between Bahrain and Saudi Arabia have long played a crucial role in fostering economic, social and cultural ties across the Gulf region. The King Fahd Causeway has been a vital artery for trade and travel since its opening in 1986. The establishment of the King Fahd Causeway Authority in the early 2000s has led to significant upgrades, reflecting the deepening economic ties between…

Analysis

New transport technologies contribute to greener future
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With fossil fuels still powering roughly 99% of global shipping, the sector is seeking to reduce emissions through cleaner fuel sources – including methanol, ammonia and wind – that could soon see increased use. Increased Investment In August 2022 Breakthrough Energy Ventures, a coalition of private investors founded by US tech entrepreneur Bill Gates, helped Danish start-up Blue World Technologies…

Analysis

Emerging markets target electric vehicle and battery production
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With electric vehicles (EVs) set to become more accessible to drivers around the world – and solid growth trends attracting public and private investment – several emerging markets are looking to expand their EV manufacturing capacity. EV uptake is essential to the global energy transition, as transport emissions grew at an annual average rate of 1.7% from 1990 to 2022, faster than any other end-use…

Overview

Transport infrastructure projects position Bahrain as regional hub
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Bahrain’s transport sector is pivotal in the island kingdom’s economic landscape, driving trade and commerce, logistical connectivity and tourism growth. The strategic location of Bahrain in the heart of the GCC has historically positioned the country as a critical hub for regional trade. In 2023 the sector witnessed significant development, bolstered by robust government support, rising private…

Chapter

The Report: Bahrain 2024: Transport
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Bahrain’s transport sector is a key driver of the kingdom’s economy, supporting trade, logistics and tourism. The sector saw significant growth in 2023, fuelled by strong government support and increasing private sector involvement, underpinned by a $30bn plan to expand air, maritime, rail, road and urban connectivity. The transport industry accounted for 7.4% of GDP in 2023, up 3.1% from 2022.…

Country Report

The Report: Bahrain 2024
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Bahrain has seen its economy expand through diversification efforts, with a focus on finance, industry and technology. Projects in infrastructure, digital transformation and tourism aim to drive growth and attract foreign investment. The kingdom is committed to sustainability, targeting a 30% reduction in carbon emissions by 2035. The financial sector is a key contributor with innovation in financ

Country Report

The Report: Bahrain 2023
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Policy interventions and an investor-friendly regulatory environment continue to attract investors to Bahrain as both a place to establish a business, and as a gateway through which to enter the markets of the broader GCC and MENA regions. A more strategic and sustainable funding model has been adopted by the government, and this shift in approach is beginning to be reflected in the fiscal balance

Overview

Bahrain's new transport links position it as a logistics hub
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With Bahrain’s 780-sq-km landmass stretching across 33 islands, efficient transport connectivity between the country’s four main islands – Bahrain Island, Al Muharraq Island, Sitra Island and Umm Al Nasan Island – is integral to economic development. National strategy has focused on establishing Bahrain as an international tourism destination and logistics centre. That drive has resulted in…

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