Bahrain’s economic system has expanded greater than fivefold over the previous twenty years, rising from roughly $9bn in 2000 to over $47bn by the tip of 2024, based on the Ministry of Finance and Nationwide Financial system.
“Bahrain’s sustained financial development over the previous twenty years stands as a key nationwide achievement throughout the kingdom’s broader improvement journey,” mentioned Maryam Al Ansari, Undersecretary for Nationwide Financial system on the ministry.
The expansion has been distributed throughout productive and repair sectors, with official figures reflecting regular progress all through the economic system.
Al Ansari highlighted that the enlargement has translated into tangible enhancements in dwelling requirements, with common month-to-month wages for Bahraini residents in each private and non-private sectors almost doubling between 2005 and 2024.
“This underscores the impression of insurance policies targeted on empowering Bahrainis, enhancing their competitiveness, and prioritising them in employment and entrepreneurship,” she mentioned.
Al Ansari added that continued cooperation between the private and non-private sectors would strengthen the nationwide economic system on sustainable foundations, stimulate financial exercise and translate development into greater wages and wider improvement alternatives.
