Manama : The UAE Investors Centre was inaugurated at Bahrain Financial Harbour. The centre, affiliated with Bahrain’s Ministry of Industry and Commerce, was launched in the presence of Shaikh Salman bin Khalifa Al Khalifa, Minister of Finance and National Economy, and Abdullah bin Adel Fakhro, Minister of Industry and Commerce.
Fahad Mohammed Salem bin Kardous Al Ameri, Ambassador of the United Arab Emirates to the Kingdom of Bahrain, commended the initiative, describing it as a key step towards enhancing economic and investment cooperation between the UAE and Bahrain. He noted that the centre would open new avenues for UAE investments across various sectors, reflecting the longstanding ties between the two countries and their peoples.
The Ambassador said that the establishment of the centre reflects the directives of both leaderships to deepen economic partnership and support sustainable development goals.
He highlighted the centre’s role as a dedicated platform to facilitate investment flows and strengthen private sector collaboration. He commended the integrated services provided, which include streamlined company registration, commercial licensing, and tailored investment advisory support for UAE investors seeking to grow their business operations in Bahrain.
The Ambassador also commended the efforts of the Government of the Kingdom of Bahrain in fostering a competitive and welcoming investment environment. He noted Bahrain’s commitment to encouraging joint ventures and easing procedures for UAE companies seeking to establish operations in the Kingdom, thereby enhancing Bahrain’s position as a leading investment destination in the region.
He emphasised that the inauguration coincides with the entry into force of the Investment Promotion and Protection Agreement between the two countries this month. He described this alignment as a significant milestone that will support the launch of new investment initiatives in Bahrain and further develop economic cooperation. He extended his congratulations on this initiative, which he said would contribute to sustainable economic growth and closer commercial ties between the two countries.
