Bahrain Transport Sector Research Highlights

Interview

Mohamed Yousif Albinfalah, CEO, Bahrain Airport Company (BAC): Interview
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Interview:Mohamed Yousif Albinfalah What were the main challenges the aviation industry faced during the Covid-19 pandemic, and how were these overcome? MOHAMED YOUSIF ALBINFALAH: The pressing need to set up special operations at the airport to deal with the pandemic was apparent as early as January 2020, when operations at Bahrain International Airport (BIA) were still running from the old terminal.…

Overview

New logistics strategy to boost transport infrastructure in Bahrain
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Bahrain is an archipelagic nation, with most of its economic activity taking place across its four main interconnected islands: Bahrain Island, Al Muharraq Island, Sitra Island and Umm Al Nasan Island. In the planning stages as of mid-2022, a number of big-ticket transport infrastructure projects are set to facilitate a better flow of people, goods and services between – and across – the country’s…

Analysis

Modernisation projects drive Gulf logistical efficiencies
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Bahrain is making progress towards a long-standing goal of leveraging its geographic advantage as a gateway to the Gulf, using highly integrated port connections to become a leading regional logistics centre. In November 2021 the government unveiled the Logistics Services Sector Strategy 2022-26, which aims to lift the sector’s contribution to GDP to 10% and establish Bahrain among the top-20 logistics…

Country Report

The Report: Bahrain 2022
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A revival in transport and tourism after two years of pandemic-related slowdowns caused by closed borders and social-distancing measures is helping to boost the economy, with the kingdom’s hotels, restaurants and resorts once again open to regional and international visitors. The country’s guiding plan, Bahrain Economic Vision 2030, aims to enhance private sector growth and continue government

Chapter

The Report: Bahrain 2022: Transport
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Bahrain is an archipelagic nation, with most of its economic activity taking place across its four main interconnected islands: Bahrain, Al Muharraq, Sitra and Umm Al Nasan. In the planning stages as of mid-2022, a number of big-ticket transport infrastructure projects are set to facilitate a better flow of people, goods and services between – and across – the country’s borders. Looking ahead,…

Economic Update

How the GCC Railway could revolutionise trade and transport in the Gulf

– Gulf countries have moved to revive the GCC Railway project – The rail link would significantly improve connectivity and trade within the bloc – Saudi Arabia, the UAE and Qatar have all improved transport networks in recent years – It is hoped that the project will give impetus to rail development elsewhere in the bloc Following delays, the long-awaited GCC Railway looks likely to…

Focus Report

Report: Is the Gulf shipping and logistics sector future-ready?

In the wake of a period of severe disruption to global trade, Gulf shipping and logistics companies are adapting to government efforts to boost self-sufficiency in the region, while also investing in corporate digital solutions to improve communication with stakeholders, and predict and mitigate challenges along the supply chain. Looking ahead, shipping and logistics companies face growing sustainability…

Economic Update

How can Gulf airlines persuade coronavirus-wary passengers it is safe to fly?

As countries within the Gulf begin a gradual easing of Covid-19-related movement restrictions, the revival of the region’s aviation sector has come into focus. Effective recovery strategies will rely on reassuring passengers that sufficient health and the safety measures are in place. Reopening airlines According to the International Air Transport Association in an April briefing, air traffic…

Country Report

The Report: Bahrain 2020
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Although it is one of the most diversified economies in the GCC, Bahrain did not emerge unscathed from the 2014 oil price crash. Since then, the country has worked to broaden state revenue streams, implementing new fiscal measures to balance the budget, such as the introduction of a 5% value-added tax in January 2019 and the lowering of state subsidies. Nevertheless, large-scale infrastructure pro

Interview

Mohamed Yousif Al Binfalah, CEO, Bahrain Airport Company (BAC): Interview
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Interview:Mohamed Yousif Al Binfalah What is the strategy for developing local human resources for the new airport terminal? MOHAMED YOUSIF AL BINFALAH: Recruiting Bahraini professionals and developing their skills is essential to BAC’s growth strategy. For instance, we aim to increase our Bahrainisation ratio from the current 80% to more than 90% by the end of 2021 through our ongoing recruitment…

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