Bahrain Exports has concluded the fourth edition of Export Week 2025, under the theme ‘Expanding Horizons: Bahrain to the World’, bringing together stakeholders from across the public and private sectors.
Export Week 2025 also marked the seventh anniversary of Bahrain Exports and saw the participation of more than 250 business owners, investors, and representatives from national and regional entities.
Featuring 12 specialized events delivered by 30 experts, Export Week 2025 covers access to international markets, export regulations, logistics, financing and insurance solutions, risk management, and practical data and analysis to support Bahraini companies in global expansion.
Export Week 2025 was organized in cooperation with government and private sector partners, including the Ministry of Industry and Commerce, the Ministry of Youth Affairs, the Ministry of Health, the United Nations Industrial Development Organization Investment and Technology Promotion Office (UNIDO ITPO), Diwan Hub business incubator, the University of Bahrain and several private sector partners.
The event also included market-focused seminars on Saudi Arabia, Jordan and the Republic of Korea, in collaboration with the Korea Trade-Investment Promotion Agency (KOTRA), the Jordan Enterprise Development Corporation (JEDCO), and the Saudi Food and Drug Authority.
Fatima Aziz Rostam, Executive Director of Operations at Bahrain Exports, said that Export Week was designed as a strategic platform focused on impact, combining specialized content with strong partnerships to help Bahraini companies take practical steps towards international expansion. She noted Bahrain Exports’ commitment to building on the momentum generated to support sustainable growth of national exports.
Export Week is organized annually to promote export culture and enable Bahraini enterprises to access regional and global markets, strengthening the Kingdom of Bahrain’s international trade presence.
