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Bahrain 'committed to economic diversification'
Manama
 

Bahrain is committed to a sustained policy of economic diversification, Prime Minister Shaikh Khalifa bin Salman Al Khalifa announced yesterday during a tour of the Bahrain International Investment Park (BIIP), Hidd.

He described the ongoing development as a major leap forward that will help drive economic growth, saying it will put the country on the industrial map.

"I have seen a real 'Bahrain Industrial City'," said the Premier during an inspection of the state-of-the-art site.

However, he stressed the need to complete the project on schedule and later to ensure it is managed effectively.

"The government is keen to launch key projects that enhance people's living standards, promote sustained development, woo investments and create jobs," he said.

The Premier described the BIIP as a reflection of the government's drive to launch well-planned projects that respect the environment while meeting development objectives.

He said other government objectives aimed at optimising the role of the private sector in industrial development had witnessed success since it started a quarter of a century ago.

However, the Premier stressed the importance of improving productivity and enhancing work ethics through vocational training.

He also met Bahraini and foreign businessmen on the sidelines of his tour.-TradeArabia News Service


 
   
 
     
 
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