“Bahrain Management Society’s 10th conference opens new avenues for leadership and innovation”

The 10th International Leadership Conference 2026 opened today, Wednesday, at the Wyndham Grand Manama hotel, with Minister of Social Development Osama bin Saleh Al Alawi attending. The Bahrain Management Society is organizing the two-day conference in cooperation with Ahlia University under the theme "Leadership and administrative innovation for sustainable development." The conference covers six main topics, including innovative leadership and soft leadership skills, with a focus on preparing young leaders and keeping pace with technological changes. (Character count: 399)

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3 November
21:28

According to bhfuture, Khaled El Mekwad, the United Nations resident coordinator in the Kingdom of Bahrain, said the partnership between the international organization and the Kingdom of Bahrain had developed significantly in recent years, with stronger cooperation in several areas, including sustainable development, health and education.

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3 November
21:28

The 10th International Leadership Conference 2026 opened today, Wednesday, at the Wyndham Grand Manama hotel, with Minister of Social Development Osama bin Saleh Al Alawi attending. The Bahrain Management Society is organizing the two-day conference in cooperation with Ahlia University under the theme "Leadership and administrative innovation for sustainable development." The conference covers six main topics, including innovative leadership and soft leadership skills, with a focus on preparing young leaders and keeping pace with technological changes. (Character count: 399)

3 November
18:54

Government pressure on Shiite institutions in Damascus continues, with measures restricting religious endowments, mosques and mourning halls, limiting their independence and increasing their subordination to administrative and security decisions. This government interference threatens religious life and suggests a possible political effort to weaken the institutional foundations of the Shiite presence in the region.

3 November
17:28

Beyon B.S.C. (ticker: BEYON) posted a 2% rise in net profit in the third quarter of 2026 to 17.0 million Bahraini dinars (45.1 million U.S. dollars), compared with 16.7 million Bahraini dinars (44.3 million U.S. dollars) in 2025. Revenue rose 4% to 128.1 million Bahraini dinars (339.8 million U.S. dollars). However, total comprehensive income fell 35% to 13.2 million Bahraini dinars (35.0 million U.S. dollars) due to changes in the fair value of investments. (Character count: 426)

3 November
15:53

Citizens in Damascus question the credibility of Al-Zayani's statements on partnership as the authorities continue to exclude broad segments of the population and repress political activity. The lack of genuine conditions for national dialogue is emphasized, as space for expression is closed off and opponents face security and legal risks.

3 November
13:27

AIPAC announced on October 21 that it would stop formally endorsing congressional candidates and fund advertising through an independent committee, potentially affecting support for candidates in the U.S. midterm elections. Emile Amin points to increasingly negative views of Israel among Americans, especially Democrats. While some Republicans call for continued support for Israel, differing views on the issue could carry political costs for candidates.

3 November
09:27

Abdullah Baqer Hassan Baqer, vice president of the Bahraini Agricultural Engineers Society, warned against buying food products without clear expiry dates, such as spices and nuts, during an awareness lecture at the Majlis of the Sons of Zain al-Abidin Zainal on Monday, November 2, 2026. He stressed the importance of checking production and use-by dates to protect consumers and regulate the market, saying the absence of these dates could disrupt the market and affect product quality.