Bahrain, a land of Petroleum production and processing, aluminium, finance and construction materials

The dynamics are positive in this country of + 1 million potential consumers.

Then, one can observe that, Bahrain's banking and financial services sector, particularly Islamic banking, have benefited from the regional boom driven by demand for oil.

Petroleum production and processing is Bahrain's most exported product. Aluminium production is the second most exported product, followed by finance and construction materials.

Bahrain is home to a number of multinational firms and construction proceeds on several major industrial projects.

Bahrain depends heavily on food imports to feed its growing population; it relies heavily on meat imports from Australia and also imports 75% of its total fruit consumption needs.

In 2004, Bahrain signed the US-Bahrain Free Trade Agreement, which will reduce certain trade barriers between the two nations.

As a tourist destination, Bahrain received over eight million visitors in 2008 though the exact number varies yearly.

The kingdom combines modern Arab culture and the archaeological legacy of five thousand years of civilization.

Bahrain has one main international airport, the Bahrain International Airport (BIA) which is located on the island of Muharraq, in the north-east.  Bahrain's national carrier, Gulf Air operates and bases itself in the BIA.

Bahrain has a well-developed road network, particularly in Manama. The four main islands and all the towns and villages are linked by well-constructed roads.

Bahrain's port of Mina Salman is the main seaport of the country and consists of 15 berths.