Bahrain-Russia economic cooperation

The Minister of Industry and Commerce, H.E. Mr. Abdulla bin Adel Fakhro, met with Russia's Minister of Economic Development, H.E. Mr. Maxim Reshetnikov, during his official visit to Bahrain.
The two sides discussed strengthening bilateral relations and enhancing economic cooperation. Minister Fakhro highlighted Bahrain's position as an attractive global investment hub, supported by a businessfriendly environment and government incentives.
They also reviewed Bahrain's upcoming participation as Guest of Honor at the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum this June.

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