Manama : Milojko Spajić, Prime Minister of Montenegro, met Sameer Abdullah Nass, the Chairman of the Bahrain Chamber of Commerce and Industry (BCCI), on his visit to BCCI’s headquarters.
The discussions aimed at means of enhancing bilateral cooperation to serve both countries common interests.
The two sides expressed a commitment to advancing trade exchange and creating investment opportunities for the business communities in both nations to support shared development goals.
The meeting highlighted the importance of increasing trade and knowledge exchange between the two nations, particularly in key economic sectors that offer mutual benefits. They also discussed Bahrain’s favourable investment environment, which creates opportunities for growth and strategic partnerships with other countries.
The two sides expressed interest in organising joint economic forums and connecting investors from Bahrain and Montenegro to uncover new investment opportunities.
Prime Minister Spajić expressed appreciation for the close ties between Bahrain and Montenegro, emphasising Montenegro’s interest in expanding cooperation across economic and industrial sectors for mutual growth and sustainable development.
His Excellency praised the BCCI’s regional and international role in positioning Bahrain as a prime destination for foreign investment, highlighting the importance of chambers of commerce in strengthening economic relations and trade.
Nass underscored the importance of enhancing cooperation with Montenegro, particularly in areas that support the economic and developmental interests of both countries.
He noted the Bahraini private sector’s commitment to explore new trade and investment opportunities with Montenegro, particularly in aluminium, agriculture, industry, and tourism, praising Montenegro’s dynamic economy and encouraging private sector collaboration.
The two sides emphasised on the importance of fostering more frequent visits between the business communities of Bahrain and Montenegro to explore avenues for cooperation and bolster economic collaboration, ultimately strengthening trade and leveraging each country’s unique capabilities.
