AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoUK Court Ruling: The UK Supreme Court rejected Bahrain’s bid for state immunity in a spyware case, clearing the way for London-based activists to pursue claims after they alleged their UK computers were remotely infected by FinSpy. Regional Security: Bahrain condemned attempted drone attacks on Saudi oil facilities, saying they were launched from Iraqi territory by Iran-backed militias, and reiterated solidarity with Riyadh. Women in Business: The Supreme Council for Women held an awareness session to prepare qualified Bahraini women for board roles at public shareholding companies, tied to the national plan for women’s advancement. Youth & Skills: Youth City 2030 continues with programmes and partnerships, including Khaleeji Bank’s youth financial awareness push and BAS training tracks for aviation careers. Economy & Companies: BBK reported half-year results to 30 June 2026, while Seef Properties posted weaker H1 2026 profits amid regional pressures. Sports & Culture: Bahrain hosts the Arab Youth Volleyball Championship (Aug 9-16) and the Date Palm Festival kicks off tomorrow; meanwhile, jockey Ebrahim Nader won his first British race victory.
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