The Oman-Bahrain Investment Company represents an advanced model of GCC economic integration as it aims to strengthen joint investments and support trade exchange between both countries, Bahrain Chamber chairman Sameer Nass has affirmed.
He explained that the company has completed all its foundational procedures, including setting its authorised capital at 10 million Omani rials, our sister paper Akhbar Al Khaleej reported.
Mr Nass underscored deep fraternal ties between Bahrain and Oman, highlighting the historic and distinguished relations.
He praised strong co-operation between the two countries and their shared keenness to advance economic integration.
Bahrain Chamber first deputy chairman Khalid Mohammed Najibi praised the strategic Bahraini-Omani partnership and growing co-operation across various sectors.
He added that the Oman-Bahrain Investment Company is a pioneering step towards enhancing GCC economic integration, noting that the company aims to support joint investments and expand bilateral trade.