Bahrain emerges as a thriving hub for tech startups
Entrepreneurs equipped with the right skills, a robust business strategy, and the ability to forge meaningful collaborations are well-positioned to succeed in Bahrain's evolving tech landscape and beyond. As the ecosystem continues to mature, the potential for startups to significantly impact the region's economy is substantial, he adds.Are neobanks challenging traditional players in UAE?
While the digital revolution continues to unfold, the core of customer trust and regulatory frameworks stays unshaken, shaping the future of banking in the region, says a report.Israel-Hamas conflict sparks global economic anxiety
With potential spikes in oil prices and uncertainty surrounding major projects like the IMEC, the world faces a complex economic future shaped by Middle Eastern tensions.Sudanese pound stays strong despite ongoing conflict
Dr Gharaibeh attributes Sudan's monetary stability to the localized conflict in Khartoum and increased reliance on local investment, compensating for the decline in foreign investment. He further emphasizes that the capital flight from Sudan has been minimal, due to the conflict being concentrated in Khartoum.Rise in legal awareness leads to fewer labor disputes
An improved awareness of laws among companies and individuals, as well as successful awareness campaigns conducted by ADJD in collaboration with strategic partners, led to 40 percent drop in labor disputes in the Gulf country compared to the same period in 2021, Al Abri points out.







