AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoSTEM for Bahrain’s next generation: Bahrain’s young F1 marshals are making waves at the Formula 1 Gulf Air Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia, with 14-year-old Rakan Janahi and 15-year-old Yousif Ahmed among the youngest in the Bahrain Motor Federation team at Sepang. Workforce flexibility: MPs backed Bahrain’s new worker-sharing framework, saying it can help firms manage temporary demand, cut recruitment costs, and allow licensed foreign workers to work for another employer for up to three months with LMRA approval and worker consent. Security monitoring: Derasat says it is closely documenting Iranian attacks on Bahrain under royal directives, while reviewing digital transformation plans with UNDP. Healthy eating push: A nutrition guide for school lunch boxes urges balanced meals—complex carbs, protein, healthy fats, fruits and vegetables—while limiting fried foods, processed meats, and sugary drinks. F1 operations and finance: FIA ordered last-minute Sepang grid and start-line corrections after a pole-position marking mix-up; meanwhile Al Salam Bank announced it is the first bank globally to adopt JP Morgan Payments’ Overnight Murabaha for liquidity management.
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