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Daily Tribune
30-06-2025
- Business
- Daily Tribune
Minister drives green card, water rules
TDT | Manama A high- level committee chaired by the Minister of Industry and Commerce, HE Abdulla bin Adel Fakhro, has approved sweeping updates to Bahrain's product standards, marking a pivotal shift toward environmental accountability through the introduction of green labeling and water-saving regulations. Green focus The sixty-second meeting of the National Committee for Standards and Metrology was held this week, bringing together senior officials including Undersecretary Eman Ahmed Al Doseri and Assistant Undersecretary for Domestic and Foreign Trade Shaikh Hamad bin Salman Al Khalifa. The committee reviewed Bahrain's upcoming 'Green Product Card' initiative, a regulatory tool designed to guide eco-labelling and sustainability compliance. Participants also discussed the implementation status of the Gulf Regulation for Water Conservation Tools, which aligns Bahrain with GCC-wide standards aimed at reducing water consumption through more efficient fixtures and plumbing products. Product standards updated During the session, the committee approved new technical regulations covering a set of targeted products. These updated standards are designed to strengthen consumer safety while ensuring compatibility with international specifications in the areas of measurement, safety, and product quality. The committee also reviewed several submissions related to national development goals, including requests to update or new draft specifications in support of domestic initiatives. Sustainability alignment HE Minister Fakhro praised the contributions of committee members and reaffirmed the importance of aligning Bahrain's technical frameworks with global best practices. He stressed that advancing legislative and regulatory infrastructure is essential for maintaining both consumer safety and environmental stewardship. The achievements of the Bahrain Standards and Metrology Directorate (BSMD) were also highlighted during the meeting, reflecting Bahrain's broader direction toward institutionalizing sustainable production and trade practices. With the technical decisions now approved, the next phase is expected to focus on enforcing the new standards and raising public awareness of the Green Product Card system.
Daily Tribune
22-04-2025
- Business
- Daily Tribune
Bahrain-UN ties
H.E. Eman Ahmed Al Doseri, Undersecretary of the Ministry of Industry and Commerce, received Dr. Abdallah Al Dardari, Assistant Secretary-General of the United Nations, Director of the Regional Bureau for Arab States at the United Nations Development Programme. Al Doseri underscored the Kingdom of Bahrain's keenness to increase opportunities for cooperation with the UN and its various development programmes. She commended the efforts and contributions made by the United Nations and its agencies in supporting economic development in the region.
Daily Tribune
16-04-2025
- Business
- Daily Tribune
Bahrain Bourse honours finalists for 2024-2025 TradeQuest programme
TDT | Manama Bahrain Bourse (BHB), a licensed exchange by the Central Bank of Bahrain, celebrated the culmination of the 2024- 2025 TradeQuest programme by recognizing the exceptional achievements of its top finalists at a prestigious awards ceremony. The event was attended by Eman Ahmed Al Doseri, Undersecretary of the Ministry of Industry & Commerce, Mrs. Nawal Ibrahim Alkhater, Undersecretary of the Ministry of Education, Mr. Abdulkarim Ahmed Bucheery, Chairman of Bahrain Bourse, Sh. Khalifa bin Ebrahim Al-Khalifa, CEO of Bahrain Bourse, and various CEOs and senior representatives from sponsoring organizations, alongside Ministry of Education officials. More than 200 students representing 20 schools and 7 universities, along with 42 investment advisors who guided the students throughout the program, gathered to celebrate the outstanding achievements of the participating teams. On this occasion, Al Doseri highlighted the commitment of the Government of the Kingdom of Bahrain to empowering its youth, emphasizing their vital role in driving economic growth. She stressed the need for their active participation across all economic sectors to enable them to contribute to the economic development of the country.' She said that TradeQuest allows young minds to better understand the dynamic nature of financial markets and stay engaged with both local and regional economic developments that may affect local and regional stock market. Shaikh Khalifa commented, 'TradeQuest is one of Bahrain Bourse's pillar programs designed to cultivate skills that are highly relevant and necessary for navigating the challenges of tomorrow.' 27 teams This year's TradeQuest Program featured 27 teams, including 10 private schools, 10 government schools, and 7 universities. The private schools included: Abdulrahman Kanoo International School, Bahrain Bayan School, British School of Bahrain, Al-Hekma International School, Ibn Khuldoon National School, Al Noor International School, Al Raja School, St. Christopher's School, Shaikha Hessa Girls' School, and Al Wisam School. The government schools included: Ahmed Al Omran Secondary Boys School, Jidhafs Secondary Girls School, Al-Ma'arefa Secondary Girls School, Muharraq Secondary Girls School, Nasser Centre for Science & Technology, Al Noaim Secondary Boys School, Al Noor Secondary Girls School, Saar Secondary Girls School, Al Shurooq Secondary Girls School, and West Riffa Secondary Girls School. The participating universities included: American University of Bahrain, Bahrain Polytechnic, British University of Bahrain, Royal University for Women, University of Bahrain, University of Strathclyde Bahrain, and University of Technology Bahrain. TradeQuest is a simulation-based business-education partnership program that provides participating students with a real-life experience of capital market investment. Students learn about the systems and regulations implemented at both Bahrain Bourse and the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE), analyze and select shares to invest in, and manage a portfolio of shares.
Zawya
15-04-2025
- Business
- Zawya
Bahrain Bourse honors top finalists for 2024-2025 TradeQuest program
Manama, Bahrain – Bahrain Bourse (BHB), a licensed exchange by the Central Bank of Bahrain, celebrated the culmination of the 2024-2025 TradeQuest program by recognizing the exceptional achievements of its top finalists at a prestigious awards ceremony. The event was attended by H.E. Eman Ahmed Al Doseri, Undersecretary of the Ministry of Industry & Commerce, H.E. Mrs. Nawal Ibrahim Alkhater, Undersecretary of the Ministry of Education, Mr. Abdulkarim Ahmed Bucheery, Chairman of Bahrain Bourse, Sh. Khalifa bin Ebrahim Al-Khalifa, CEO of Bahrain Bourse, and various CEOs and senior representatives from sponsoring organizations, alongside Ministry of Education officials. More than 200 students representing 20 schools and 7 universities, along with 42 investment advisors who guided the students throughout the program, gathered to celebrate the outstanding achievements of the participating teams. On this occasion, H.E. Eman Ahmed Al Doseri, Undersecretary of the Ministry of Industry & Commerce highlighted the commitment of the Government of the Kingdom of Bahrain to empowering its youth, emphasizing their vital role in driving economic growth. She stressed the need for their active participation across all economic sectors to enable them to contribute to the economic development of the country." H.E. Eman Ahmed Al Doseri also commended the TradeQuest program for offering students a unique opportunity to not only grasp key financial principles but also to apply them in real-world trading scenarios. She said that TradeQuest allows young minds to better understand the dynamic nature of financial markets and stay engaged with both local and regional economic developments that may affect local and regional stock market. Shaikh Khalifa commented, 'We are proud that the TradeQuest program continues to thrive, providing students with a unique, hands-on experience that strengthens their financial literacy and analytical skills. TradeQuest bridges the gap between classroom learning and real-world scenarios, allowing students to test strategies, understand market dynamics, and develop the critical thinking necessary to navigate the financial landscape successfully.' 'TradeQuest is one of Bahrain Bourse's pillar programs designed to cultivate skills that are highly relevant and necessary for navigating the challenges of tomorrow," Shaikh Khalifa added. Shaikh Khalifa bin Ebrahim Al Khalifa, Chief Executive Officer of Bahrain Bourse, extended his heartfelt appreciation to H.E. Eman Ahmed Al Doseri, Undersecretary of the Ministry of Industry & Commerce for attending the TradeQuest Awards Ceremony. Shaikh Khalifa also extended his gratitude to all sponsors of the program, whose contributions have been instrumental in its success. The top achievers in the Private Schools category were: Ibn Khuldoon National School in 1st Place, followed by Al Noor International School in 2nd Place and British School of Bahrain in 3rd Place. In the Government Schools category: Al Noor Secondary Girls School secured 1st Place, while Jidhafs Secondary Girls School and Al Noaim Secondary Boys School came in 2nd and 3rd Place respectively. In the Universities category: The 1st Place winner was American University of Bahrain, followed by University of Bahrain in 2nd Place, and University of Strathclyde Bahrain in 3rd Place. This year's TradeQuest Program featured 27 teams, including 10 private schools, 10 government schools, and 7 universities. The private schools included: Abdulrahman Kanoo International School, Bahrain Bayan School, British School of Bahrain, Al-Hekma International School, Ibn Khuldoon National School, Al Noor International School, Al Raja School, St. Christopher's School, Shaikha Hessa Girls' School, and Al Wisam School. The government schools included: Ahmed Al Omran Secondary Boys School, Jidhafs Secondary Girls School, Al-Ma'arefa Secondary Girls School, Muharraq Secondary Girls School, Nasser Centre for Science & Technology, Al Noaim Secondary Boys School, Al Noor Secondary Girls School, Saar Secondary Girls School, Al Shurooq Secondary Girls School, and West Riffa Secondary Girls School. The participating universities included: American University of Bahrain, Bahrain Polytechnic, British University of Bahrain, Royal University for Women, University of Bahrain, University of Strathclyde Bahrain, and University of Technology Bahrain. Bahrain Bourse extends its sincere gratitude to the following institutions for their generous sponsorship of TradeQuest: The program's Platinum Sponsors: Ahli United Bank, Bank ABC, Khaleeji Bank, National Bank of Bahrain, and Al Salam Bank. The Gold Sponsors: Aluminium Bahrain B.S.C. (Alba), Bahrain Islamic Bank, and SICO BSC (c). The Silver Sponsors: BBK, Gulf International Bank (GIB), National Bank of Kuwait, and United Gulf Bank. Additionally, The Bahrain Institute of Banking & Finance (BIBF) serves as the Knowledge Partner for the program by delivering the program's Dealing Room Sessions. TradeQuest is a simulation-based business-education partnership program that provides participating students with a real-life experience of capital market investment. Students learn about the systems and regulations implemented at both Bahrain Bourse and the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE), analyze and select shares to invest in, and manage a portfolio of shares.
