AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoLocal Economy & Finance: CrediMax has been named Visa’s #1 in Bahrain for highest average spend per card in 2025, highlighting strong cardholder engagement. Banking & People: Al Salam Bank joined Hope Fund’s Employee Loyalty Rewards Programme, offering monthly cash draws and a national grand prize to recognise long-serving staff. Business Readiness: Bahrain and regional firms are urged to start early preparations for IFRS 18, due for implementation from 2027, with changes affecting how performance is classified and disclosed. Youth & Culture: talabat Bahrain launched the talabat Youth internship programme for 10 Bahraini university students, while Bahrain Islamic Bank celebrated winners of “We Write in Arabic” as part of Youth City 2030. Public Safety: Bahrain’s Interior Ministry urged residents not to ignore official emergency sirens, warning against “empathy fatigue” and stressing immediate shelter guidance. Regional Tensions: The UAE suspended all trade and financial transactions with Iran after renewed missile fire, while Iran warned Gulf states against assisting the US military. Community & Heritage: Muharraq Souq development plans got a boost after Bahrain Chamber of Commerce field visits with traders to tackle challenges and strengthen tourism and SME activity. Tragedy: A deadly apartment fire in Ramli Housing killed a mother and three children; King Hamad offered condolences to the father.
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