AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoYouth Skills Push: Bahrain’s Survey and Land Registration Bureau chief praised Youth City 2030, highlighting training in surveying, geospatial tech, digital mapping and AI—while MPs now call for expanding the programme to reach more young Bahrainis. Digital Market Upgrade: Bahrain Bourse and IDX announced a partnership to boost digital investor relations for listed firms, aiming to strengthen disclosure, transparency and investor engagement. Competitiveness Boost: Bahrain entered the world’s top 20 most competitive economies in the IMD World Competitiveness Yearbook, ranking especially high for prices and international trade, with technological infrastructure improving but scientific infrastructure still lagging. AI in the Crosshairs: Amid the US-Iran escalation, Bahrain’s BDF said it intercepted and destroyed Iranian aerial threats, while IRGC claims it struck a US-linked depot and Bahrain’s “main AI center.” Regional Tech & Security Talk: Genetec urged Saudi organizations to adopt practical, trusted AI for physical security rather than chasing hype. Food Security Planning: Bahrain is preparing to host a FAO desert locust control commission session in December, with a focus on early warning systems and modern monitoring tools.
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