Minister of Industry and Commerce, Abdullah bin Adel Fakhro, affirmed that "Sijili", launched in 2016, aims to empower national cadres, entrepreneurs, and SMEs to enhance economic growth. He highlighted that this initiative is a key component of the government's ongoing efforts to enhance Bahrain's business climate. Continuous updates to the platform play a crucial role in simplifying and expanding business ventures, thereby strengthening Bahrain's position as a competitive investment destination. The minister also highlighted the pivotal role of the Bahrain Chamber in supporting economic development and fostering productive collaboration to ensure the success of these initiatives.
Chairman of the Bahrain Chamber, Sameer Nass emphasized the importance of reinforcing the partnership between the public and private sectors, especially as government procedures evolve to foster entrepreneurship and stimulate innovation. He noted that the "Sijili" initiative plays a significant role in the growth and competitiveness of small businesses and contributing to economic diversification in Bahrain. Nass also highlighted the Bahrain Chamber's longstanding legacy of over 85 years in promoting economic stability and collaborating with the public sector to achieve the Kingdom's economic objectives.
For his part, First Vice Chairman of the Bahrain Chamber, Khalid Najibi stated that the session represents a strategic move towards bolstering collaboration among key economic stakeholders, which will aid establishing mechanisms for informed decision-making that align with the needs of the business community, reflecting a clear vision for achieving sustainable economic growth.
For his part, Second Vice Chairman of the Bahrain Chamber, Mohamed Al-Kooheji emphasized that these initiatives contribute to creating a sustainable economic environment in Bahrain, enabling companies and investors to achieve their goals in a way that serves the public interest.
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