Sustainability

By 2030, the private sector should be able to drive economic growth in Bahrain independently. Bahrain will use its resources to invest in the future, improving its human capital through education and training, particularly in the field of applied sciences. In a world where modern technology and new competitors from across the globe are continually shortening product lifetimes, entrepreneurship, and innovation will ensure the sustainability of the vibrant private sector. But economic growth must never come at the expense of the environment and the long-term well-being of Bahrainis. No effort will be spared to protect Bahrain's environment and preserve the kingdom's cultural heritage.

 

Competitiveness

Higher productivity requires people with the right skills for each position. To be Competitive Bahrain will go to great lengths to educate their people, retain qualified staff, and attract foreign workers with the skills that are lacking. The key is to make Bahrain a great place to do business for both local and foreign companies. Many factors combined to make a country attractive to investors in high-value-added industries: a high-quality public service, a cutting-edge infrastructure, and a better living environment.

Fairness

Bahrain's Vision is that the country’s future economic success will impact society more widely, creating a broad base of prosperity. For fairness to be nurtured, all transactions made by both the public and private sectors must be transparent. Free and fair competition should prevail, with private and public activities taking place in the open, whether they concern employment, land for public auction or the outcome of a tender. Bahrain is to provide the legal and regulatory framework that ensures the protection of consumers and fair treatment for business owners and foreign investors.