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Bahrain Manufacturing Jobs Gain Focus on Skills Bahrain Report

Bahrain continues to push forward with industrial innovation through the Skills Bahrain manufacturing sector initiative. This program, led by Skills Bahrain under Tamkeen, aims to boost local talent and prepare the workforce for future challenges. With rapid technological shifts, Bahrain is determined to align skills with global industry demands.

Recently, Bahrain hosted the “Future Skills, Manufacturing” event. This gathering brought together leaders from across Bahrain’s industrial skills development sector. Attendees explored trends in labour demand, discussed skills gaps, and identified jobs reshaped by digital transformation. Notably, the report highlighted a growing demand for professionals such as AI experts, R&D scientists, and digital transformation specialists.

Moreover, the event showcased how Industry 4.0 technologies are driving urgent changes. Companies now seek talent skilled in big data, project management, and machine operation. Therefore, immediate investment in national upskilling is necessary. The manufacturing sector continues to guide individuals towards emerging job opportunities with precision.

During a panel session, experts from Skills Bahrain, the Ministry of Industry and Commerce, and Polytechnic Bahrain shared key insights. They emphasized the need for strong coordination between education providers and industries. This partnership is vital for building a sustainable and adaptable workforce. Thus, the Skills Bahrain manufacturing sector remains central to workforce planning.

Meanwhile, Amer Marhoon, Managing Director of Skills Bahrain, emphasized the report’s role in shaping policy and training. He highlighted its use by employers, educators, and job seekers to understand market demands. Furthermore, the report supports Tamkeen’s ongoing initiatives focused on sector-specific development.

Additionally, Bahrain’s smart and green factory programs reinforce the national vision. These projects aim to enhance productivity while aligning with environmental goals. As a result, the Skills Bahrain manufacturing sector not only builds skills but also advances sustainability.

Bahrain strengthens its position as a regional leader in workforce advancement. By focusing on strategy, embracing innovation, and expanding education, the country’s industrial skills development efforts ensure Bahraini talent stays competitive and prepared for future demands.