CAIRO, Sept 3 (Reuters) – Flights between Israel and the United Arab Emirates will be able to fly over Bahrain after the kingdom on Thursday said all services to and from the UAE can cross its …
Bahrain to allow flights between Israel and UAE to use its airspace
The move followed lobbying from the Trump administration, which is also in talks with the Bahrainis about possibly following the UAE into normalization with Israel. What they’re saying: Bahrain will …
Virtual Bahrain 2020 to focus on digital transformation
as well as encouraging start-up business, especially in the digital field. In this regard, Al Qaed affirmed that the ICT sector had witnessed exceptional changes and rapid developments throughout the …
Bahrain Bourse gains 7%
MANAMA: Bahrain Bourse (BHB) gained by 7 per cent month-on-month … commercial banking, real estate and treasury business lines. In other prominent earnings, AUB reported net profit of $293.4 for …
Zain Bahrain launches youth empowerment summer internship programme
Zain Bahrain has kicked off its 2020 Youth Empowerment Summer Internship Programme designed for university students, saying students will be able to join the programme for two months during the summer …
Report: Bahrain to announce normalization of ties with Israel soon
Senior Israeli official believes announcement will follow the signing of Israel’s agreement with the United Arab Emirates.
Coronavirus: Bahrain reports 367 Covid-19 cases, 250 recoveries
The Bahrain health ministry has reported 367 new cases of the Covid-19 coronavirus, along with 250 recoveries. Of the new cases, 87 were among expatriate workers, 277 were contacts of active cases, …
OFW starts online food business in Bahrain after losing job at restaurant
An Overseas Filipino Worker (OFW) has started an online food business after losing his job in Bahrain. According to JP Soriano’s report on “24 Oras,” Mark Balgoma worked for five years as a cook at an …
OFW starts online food business in Bahrain after losing job at restaurant
An Overseas Filipino Worker (OFW) has started an online food business after losing his job in Bahrain. According to JP Soriano’s report on “24 Oras,” Mark Balgoma worked for five years as a cook at an …
Bahrain to revamp online business rules
“The cost of doing business is expensive and Bahrain could consider the French system of imposing taxes on online purchases, but the right of end-users to get the cheapest price would be breached.