Last week has been marked by important decisions concerning the revival of Bahrain’s economy
Middle East
The Bahrain Tourism Office and Exhibitions Authority (BTEA), recently launched a new marketing campaign called #WeWillMeet.
The Middle East is certain to face the continued movement of large numbers of people, first to the region′s calmer areas, yet, in many cases, beyond – primarily to Europe.
Bahrain, the “kingdom of the seas”, in ancient times was the hub of the main trade routes between India and Mesopotamia.
Bahrain’s economy is closely linked to the fluctuation in global crude oil prices as the rest of the region. However, its impact is much smaller compared to other Gulf countries due to the relatively diverse nature of the Bahraini economy.
Turkey is in fact the sixth country in the world for international tourism destination and in 2019 the turnover was around $ 35 billion (17% more than in 2018).
The Republic of Turkey reports the lowest ratio of death per case, as being the 9th country with the highest number of Covid-19 cases in the world.
At the centre of this country and all its dynamics, there is the Saʿūd dynasty, which for more than a century has influenced the balance of the entire world.
Bahrain monarchy was the first state in the Persian Gulf to discover oil and build a refinery. The tiny country is ruled by a Sunni monarchy with a Shia majority population. The island, once known as heaven still faces the impacts of the pearl revolution.
The pandemic and the effects of the lockdown on global industrial production have hit the coffers of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.