Amin Al Arrayed, General Manager of First Bahrain and Managing Director of Majaal Warehouse Co. was interviewed for an article published in the Daily Tribune Newspaper on 5 November 2013.
Further establishing their reputation as the leading provider of industrial facilities for Small to Medium-sized Enterprises (SME’s), Majaal Warehouse Co., announced today the opening of a new line of business as it signed an agreement with Al Mazaya Holding Co. of Kuwait to oversee the development and leasing of their new USD 20 million industrial facility to be located at the Bahrain Investment Wharf. The new project represents Foreign Direct Investment in Bahrain and is a strong vote of confidence in the economic recovery and growth presently underway.
Majaal Warehouse Company, a developer and operator of industrial facilities, has signed a key sponsorship agreement with Hilal Conferences and Exhibitions (HCE) to participate at Gulf Industry Fair (GIF) 2014 in February.
Majaal Warehouse Company yesterday held a groundbreaking ceremony at the construction site for the final phase of its initial $45 million development at the Bahrain Investment Wharf (BIW).
Amin Al Arrayed, General Manager of First Bahrain and Managing Director of Majaal Warehouse Co. was interviewed for an article published in the AlWattan Newspaper on Apr 10th 2013.
Amin Al Arrayed, General Manager of First Bahrain and Managing Director of Majaal Warehouse Co. was interviewed for a soon to be published Bahrain Country Report prepared by MarcoPolis, a press and communication agency headquartered in Paris.
Amin Al Arrayed, General Manager of First Bahrain, provides a unique perspective on the warehousing sector in the Kingdom of Bahrain in his interview with Macropolis. He notes that Bahrain’s warehousing capacity grew at rapid pace. With new projects like Tahzeen, along with Agility’s added capacity competition, the warehousing industry has intensified.
Amin Al Arrayed, General Manager of First Bahrain, makes the case for the rapid growth of industry in Bahrain and despite many challenges, such as high gas prices translated into energy costs and lack of available land, the outlook for industry in the Kingdom of Bahrain remains positive.
Amin Al Arrayed, General Manager of First Bahrain, tries to quantify in his interview with Macropolis the consequences of the events that shook Bahrain.
