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A proposal to review and enhance regulations to support regional investment in Bahrain is set for debate on Tuesday.
Five MPs, led by foreign affairs, defence and national security committee vice-chairman Hassan Ibrahim, have outlined several strategic measures aimed at strengthening Bahrain’s investment climate.
These include:
- Creating a business-friendly environment: Simplifying procedures and reducing bureaucratic hurdles for business establishments and investment.
- Developing infrastructure: Ensuring that Bahrain has the necessary infrastructure to attract regional investments.
- Offering incentives and facilitation: Providing various incentives to encourage investment in the kingdom.
- Enhancing investor knowledge: Offering training and economic insights to potential investors, along with comprehensive data on Bahrain’s economic landscape.
- Strengthening investment promotion: Activating economic attachés in embassies to market Bahrain’s investment opportunities.
- Encouraging public-private partnerships: Establishing collaborative programmes between government and private entities to foster joint projects and attract investments.
The MPs pointed out that the proposal was aligned with Bahrain’s broader economic vision and aims to:
- Encourage private sector engagement in attracting regional investments.
- Implement comprehensive policies to enhance the investment climate, infrastructure and incentives.
- Promote investor awareness and marketing of Bahrain’s business potential.
- Strengthen co-operation between the public and private sectors.
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