Bahrain offers to review laws for large investors as part of 'golden licence'

Issue 1167 - 21 Apr 2023 | 2 minute read

Manama is offering a 'golden licence' to companies that invest in large projects and create hundreds of jobs for locals, in the latest sign of increasingly stiff competition among Gulf economies for international capital

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