The King of Bahrain His Excellency King Hamad Bin Eisa Al Khalifa gave his approval to new amendments in Law No. 58 Of 2006

The Kingdom of Bahrain reported on 7 March that its 'Golden Licence' initiative had attracted a total of USD2.4 billion in investment from nine major projects across diverse sectors including financial services, manufacturing, ICT and tourism.

The government of Bahrain recently announced changes to the country’s rules relating to work visas for expatriate workers. Specifically, foreign workers in Bahrain are now able to change jobs without the consent of their employers.

The Public Prosecution of the Kingdom of Bahrain has issued Decision No. (47) of 2025, introducing a guiding manual that outlines procedures for asset recovery requests and enforcement of confiscation judgments.

We are the tenant of commercial premises in central London which we have occupied for five years. The lease is for a term expiring in 2035

The construction industry is a significant component of the Bahraini economy with local and foreign investment in new residential and commercial projects continuing to proliferate through the years.

Public Private Partnerships ("PPPs") are essentially a form of collaboration between government entities and private institutions with a view of financing, development, building and operation of projects, including...

As we head towards Halloween with the various permutations of a deal, a further delay to Brexit (most likely) or crashing out of the EU,

Bahrain offers a straightforward entry point for foreign investors who are looking to establish a base in the Gulf.

Over the past several years, Bahrain has undertaken significant incremental reforms to open its economy to foreign investment.

This article provides an overview of foreign investment in the Kingdom of Bahrain, highlighting the fundamental steps that are required to establish a business in Bahrain by a foreign investor...

The EU Foreign Subsidies Regulation (FSR, Regulation (EU) 2022/2560) is a tool adopted to address distortions in the EU internal market caused by subsidies from non-EU governments.

Bahrain has significantly expanded its SME definition, increasing the medium enterprise threshold to 250 employees or BHD20 million in annual revenue. More businesses can now qualify for SME status, opening access to government support, preferential financing, procurement advantages and programmes designed to help companies grow and expand.

Money laundering has been the subject of extensive regulation around the globe. Whilst money laundering is by no means a new concept, the highly globalised society...

With an increasingly competitive market, developers, sales agents and other real estate professionals in Kingdom of Bahrain are under considerable pressure to attract buyers and complete transactions.

Centrally located in the Gulf, stable economic climate, business-friendly atmosphere, state-of-art technology, and exceptional business opportunities are sufficient to convince an investor ...