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Bahrain and Russia Forge Stronger Economic and Scientific Alliances

Bahrain and Russia Forge Stronger Economic and Scientific Alliances

Post by : Maya Rahman

In a bid to bolster their partnership, Bahrain and Russia convened for the fourth session of the Bahraini-Russian Intergovernmental Committee for Trade, Economic, Scientific, and Technological Cooperation in Moscow. Co-chaired by Abdullah bin Adel Fakhro, Minister of Industry and Commerce of Bahrain, and Olga Lyubimova, Minister of Culture for Russia, the meeting brought together senior officials from both nations, underlining its significance in advancing bilateral interests.

Minister Fakhro remarked that the discussions signify both countries' strong dedication to enhancing their bilateral rapport. The meeting served as a platform to identify new avenues for economic collaboration, aiming to lay down a robust groundwork for future ventures that would benefit both parties. The committee explored strategies to promote business collaborations, investments, and joint ventures to ensure sustainable growth.

One of the primary objectives discussed was enhancing collaboration in the scientific and technological domains. Both nations deliberated on opportunities for research partnerships, innovation sharing, and knowledge dissemination. This collaborative approach is intended to develop projects that foster technological advancements, refine industrial capabilities, and support sustainable development in both nations. By teaming up, Bahrain and Russia can capitalize on each other's expertise to modernize their industries and meet global benchmarks.

The committee also evaluated the current state of trade relations, seeking avenues to amplify bilateral commerce. Minister Fakhro emphasized the necessity of enhancing trade relations through new market openings, minimizing barriers, and promoting collaboration between Bahraini and Russian enterprises. This enhanced cooperation is expected to yield benefits for local businesses and inspire innovation.

Additionally, cultural and educational exchanges were pivotal topics during the meeting. These initiatives aim to fortify person-to-person ties, enhance mutual understanding, and promote collaborative efforts in education, research, and cultural engagement. Such partnerships ensure that the Bahrain-Russia alliance extends beyond mere economics, creating enduring connections across various sectors.

The meeting underscored Bahrain’s commitment to broadening its international partnerships while advancing joint endeavors aimed at economic, scientific, and technological development. Minister Fakhro pointed out that collaborating with Russia presents Bahrain with opportunities to leverage shared knowledge and bolster industrial competitiveness, aligning with the Kingdom's long-term aspirations.

The two nations pledged to continue fostering substantial cooperation and to implement tangible initiatives. The gathering reaffirmed Bahrain and Russia's mutual dedication to a progressive and fruitful relationship intended to promote sustainable growth, knowledge exchange, and industrial modernization.

The fourth session of the Bahraini-Russian Intergovernmental Committee represents another stride toward solidifying bilateral ties. Through discussions encompassing trade, technology, science, and culture, both nations are focused on broadening their partnership and fostering economic and industrial development opportunities. This persistent collaboration reflects Bahrain’s commitment to international engagement and Russia’s eagerness to cultivate strong global partnerships.

Dec. 2, 2025 5:12 p.m. 305

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