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Bahrain Vision 2030
Bahrain Economic Vision 2030 is a long-term economic development plan promulgated in 2008 by King Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa to guide development Bahrain’s economy and society for the next twenty-one years. Vision 2030 pledges to improve the Bahraini standards of living as well as reform the government, education, health sectors, increase privatization, and enhance the quality of life. It endorses a competitive global economy driven by a thriving private sector. Vision 2030 also underscores the role of all Bahrainis and aims to raise incomes and quality of life for all societal segments, by setting out forward-looking policies in such critical areas as education, health care, infrastructure, and the environment. Social security and social justice are also accorded attention, with a focus on subsidies for water, electricity, gasoline, and food for the needy, housing support, and a high standard of social assistance. It also sets a standard for fairness which means that all should be treated equally under the law, and in accordance to international human rights; that everyone has equal access to services, namely education and health care; and that the needy are supported via adequate job training and a targeted social safety net.” 2008, 2030, bahrain, bahrain’s, bin, bin isa, development, economic, economy, education, hamad, hamad bin isa, health, isa, isa khalifa, khalifa, khalifa guide, king, life, long-term, plan, promulgated, social, society, twenty-one, vision, vision 2030, years Related Articles Côte d'Ivoire Videos Banque Atlantique Côte d’Ivoire CEO of Banque atlantique talks Banque Atlantique Côte d’Ivoire. ... Patrick Gallagher, Chief Executive Officer of HSBC Bahrain The whole banking environment and the economy in general was looking forwards to a stron... Bahrain Videos Opportunities and Risk in Bahrain Banking Sector: Video Interview with Patrick Gallagher, Chief Executive Officer of HSBC Bahrai... Banks in Oman are expected to remain stable over the next 12 to 18 months. ... |
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Bahrain Ministry of Industry: Economic & Industrial Development of Bahrain
Dr. Hassan A. Fakhro, Bahrain Minister of Industry & Trade How much easier it is to be critical than correct (Disaeli). I would ask those who would criticize Bahrain, to look to their own countries |
Bahrain National Oil and Gas Authority Outlines Future of Bahrain Oil and Gas Industry
National Oil and Gas Authority, HE Abdul Hussain bin Ali Mirza, Bahrain Minister of Oil and Gas Today, the income from oil and gas constitutes about 80% of the government's revenue. However, we were also the first GCC country to attempt diversification, in the 1960s and 70s. Thanks to those efforts, oil and gas now only constitute 24% of GDP at current prices (and 12% at constant prices). |
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Batelco Bahrain: Leading Telecom in the Middle East
Peter Kaliaropoulos, CEO of Bahrain Telecommunications Company (Batelco) - Biography Key challenge remains overall industry growth in terms of gross revenue and number of services since we have experienced price erosion due to entry of new companies. |
Bahrain Government: Reforms, Stability and Economic Growth
HE. Shaikh Fawaz bin Mohammed Al Khalifa, President of the IAA The Bahrain Government intends to carry on its steady reform for the country. |
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GPIC: Role of Bahrain's Fertilizers in World's Food Security
Abdulrahman A.Hussain Jawahery, President of Gulf Petrochemical Industries Co. (GPIC) and Member of Parliament - Biography AG fertilizer producers are expected to continue to play a strategic role in meeting this challenge by contributing towards international efforts to increase food production by substantially increasing their share of exports. |
Bahrain Masterplan: Affordable Housing in Bahrain is the Highest Priority
Aaref Hejres, CEO of Diyar Al Muharraq Another reason why we think this year is good is that we have just finished our first landsite in Diyar and sold land worth $260 million to a private developer who will build affordable housing. |
Bahrain Financial Harbour: Business Location in the Middle East
Omar Al Mardi, Managing Director, Bahrain Financial Harbour There is also a higher local demand in Bahrain that differs to other Gulf countries. Because our population density is very high- with 600-700 people per square kilometer, the local demand is enough to push the construction market. |
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