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Daily Tribune
20-07-2025
- Business
- Daily Tribune
Bahrain's Maryam Al Dossary Elected President of WIPO's Paris Union Assembly
Maryam Abdulaziz Al Dossary, the Commercial Attaché at the Ministry of Industry and Commerce based at Bahrain's Permanent Mission in Geneva, has been elected President of the Paris Union Assembly under the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO). This marks the first time Bahrain has ever held this position at WIPO, a significant milestone in the Kingdom's growing global influence in the field of intellectual property. The Paris Union Assembly is the governing body for one of WIPO's oldest and most important treaties — the Paris Convention for the Protection of Industrial Property (1883). This treaty lays down the global standards for patents, trademarks, industrial designs, and other industrial property rights. Al Dossary's election is seen as a historic achievement for Bahrain, positioning the country as a key player in international policymaking for industrial property. It also highlights the Kingdom's increasing recognition on the multilateral stage. This leadership role reflects Bahrain's firm commitment to innovation, intellectual property rights protection, and international cooperation in industrial development.
Daily Tribune
20-07-2025
- General
- Daily Tribune
First Kindergarten to Be Built in Madinat Salman
TDT | Manama Work on the first kindergarten in Madinat Salman is set to begin later this month, with Al Namal Contracting Group awarded the BD331,000 project in Block 581. The construction falls under an Eskan Bank programme that was put to tender earlier this year. A second kindergarten is expected to follow before the year is out. Coordination Northern Municipal Council member Mohammed Saad Al Dossary said both projects were the result of repeated coordination with the relevant authorities. At present, parents in Madinat Salman must travel to neighbouring towns to access nursery services. Al Dossary said the two kindergartens would cater to hundreds of families and are part of a broader plan to expand educational services in the city. He said discussions had also taken place with the Education Ministry regarding future primary, intermediate and secondary schools in the same block, with tendering still in progress. Foundation Stone Separately, fellow councillor Basem Abu Idrees said the Education Ministry was preparing to lay the foundation stone for a new girls' secondary school in Madinat Salman. The school will be built on a site overlooking the sea and is to feature a modern design. 'The two kindergartens would cater to hundreds of families and are part of a broader plan to expand educational services in the city.' — Mohammed Al Dossary, Northern Municipal Council Member According to Abu Idrees, the school forms part of ongoing meetings with ministry staff and ties into efforts to improve public education across the board. Growing Trust He noted that rising enrolment figures and growing trust among parents suggest that more families are now turning to government schools. Idrees added that the project reflects national efforts to raise standards in teaching, learning material and school facilities, in line with directives from His Majesty King Hamad.
Daily Tribune
21-04-2025
- Politics
- Daily Tribune
Al Dossary named among Arab labour pioneers in Cairo forum
H.E. Sabah Salem Al Dossary, former Undersecretary at Bahrain's Labour Ministry and a former Shura Council member, has been honoured by the Arab Labour Organisation as one of the region's labour pioneers. The tribute was given during the 51st Arab Labour Conference, held in Cairo from 19 to 26 April 2025, with labour ministers from across the Arab world in attendance. Al Dossary spent nearly a decade as Undersecretary, from 2011 to 2020, during which he led efforts to improve workplace safety, expand training opportunities, and strengthen employment services. Dialogue He was also a steady presence in efforts to encourage dialogue between workers, employers, and government. H.E. Yousif bin Abdulhussain Khalaf, Minister for Legal Affairs and Acting Minister of Labour, congratulated Al Dossary on the recognition, describing his public service as a valuable contribution to regional cooperation and labour development. He also praised his role in reinforcing workplace ties within Bahrain. Appreciation Speaking after the ceremony, Al Dossary thanked the Ministry for nominating him and expressed his appreciation to the Arab Labour Organisation for the honour. He said the award reflected the work of the wider public sector in Bahrain, which has pushed to improve labour market conditions and ensure fair treatment for all. Al Dossary credited the support of His Majesty King Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa and the guidance of His Royal Highness Prince Salman bin Hamad Al Khalifa, the Crown Prince and Prime Minister, for helping drive these efforts forward.
Zawya
20-03-2025
- Automotive
- Zawya
Bahrain: Go-ahead for MotoGP racing track proposal
Bahrain could become home to an international MotoGP racing track, if municipal councillors have their way. The Southern Municipal Council has unanimously approved a proposal to establish a dedicated racing circuit for motorcycles and quad bikes, aiming to provide a safe and controlled environment for enthusiasts who currently resort to public streets. The initial proposal, submitted by councillor Hassan Al Dossary, was focused on creating a local facility where riders could race legally and safely. However, council chairman Abdulla Abdullatif took the idea a step further, advocating for a full-fledged MotoGP-standard track that could host international events and position Bahrain as a major player in the global motorsports scene, which was also unanimously approved. 'We see young riders and motorsport enthusiasts racing on highways, inner roads and even residential areas,' said Mr Al Dossary. Mr Al Dossary 'This is not just dangerous for them, but for all road users. 'We need to provide them with a proper place where they can practise their passion without endangering themselves or others.' Highlighting the popularity of motorcycles and quad bikes in Bahrain, he said: 'Many people invest in expensive, high-performance bikes, but they have no legal or suitable venue to ride at high speeds. 'A dedicated circuit would not only reduce illegal street racing, but also encourage safe riding practices, training programmes and even boost tourism through motorsports events. 'We need a large enough area, preferably away from residential zones, to avoid noise complaints while ensuring accessibility. 'The Southern Governorate has ample land available, and we believe this could be the ideal home for the circuit.' Mr Abdullatif Meanwhile, Mr Abdullatif believes Bahrain should aim for an internationally recognised MotoGP track, which could put the kingdom on the global motorsport map. 'The Middle East currently has only one MotoGP race, in Doha,' he said. 'Bahrain has already proven itself as a major motorsports hub with the Formula 1 Bahrain Gulf Air Grand Prix at the Bahrain International Circuit (BIC) in Sakhir.' He stressed that an international-standard track could bring significant economic benefits to Bahrain. 'Hosting a MotoGP event would attract thousands of tourists, motorsports teams and media from around the world, boosting our hospitality, aviation and retail sectors,' he said. The councillors have formally requested the government to consider allocating land and financing for the project. The next step involves government evaluation and feasibility studies, which will determine the financial and logistical aspects of the project. Copyright 2022 Al Hilal Publishing and Marketing Group Provided by SyndiGate Media Inc. (
