Whoever reads the Middle East Forbes lists this year, cannot lose sight of the escalating Bahraini presence, whether at the level of leadership women, technological companies, or even real estate developers, there is a new map that is drawn quietly, in which Bahrain reserves an advanced position thanks to flexible policies, and development strategies led by inspiring leaders.
But amid these achievements, the radical shift in the housing file in Bahrain is drawn, as talking today about housing in Bahrain exceeded the talk about units and lands, and turned into an integrated social vision. The key to his home when he entered the practical and marital life, a transformation that the history of the Kingdom did not know except during the era of His Majesty the King, and thanks to the directives of his sublime majesty calling for raising the efficiency of housing programs and accelerating their pace to keep pace with the aspirations of the Bahraini citizen.
Minister Amna bint Ahmed Al -Rumaihi embodied this direction with a remarkable dynamic, as she was able, within a short period, to transfer the housing file from a service policy to a participatory development umbrella, based on empowerment, equality, stimulating social productivity, and involving banks and the private sector as a basic partner in the development process, and for this it was its choice in the Forbes list of the most prominent leaders in the government real estate sector, the culmination of this is due to this Efforts.
Perhaps the most prominent expression of this shift was at the Innovation Conference in Social Housing 2025, which was held under the generous patronage of His Royal Highness Prince Salman bin Hamad Al Khalifa, Crown Prince, Prime Minister, may God protect him, reflecting the leadership of the leadership of the housing future of Bahrain, the forum was an intellectual platform that brought together international experiences and Bahraini vision, which seeks to make housing a project of life, not just
During the opening session, Minister Amna Al -Rumaihi spoke realistically and transparently, stressing that Bahraini youth possess energy and will to overcome housing challenges, if the appropriate programs, fast solutions, and the motivated legal and financial environment are fled, and the reference to reviewing housing programs was a call to renew administrative thought, expand the circle of beneficiaries, and to update the distribution mechanisms in a way that takes into account Demographic and economic changes.
In parallel, the participants presented rich visions, from China to the United Nations, on ways to finance social housing, the role of technology in reducing the implementation gaps, and the importance of the integration of official institutions with the private sector, but Bahrain was not satisfied with listening, but rather offered its experience as an active Gulf model that started since 1962 with the establishment of the housing department and its development to include an integrated blogger such as Salman and East Sitra.
The beautiful irony is that the forum was not satisfied with talking about housing, but rather touched on the “value of the place”, and the need to redesign the neighborhoods to serve social interaction, and respect the cultural identity, and in this a beautiful view that would reformulate the relationship between man, place and time, and thus the people of the regions stay in their areas without displacing their hometown.
In light of the patronage of His Royal Highness the Crown Prince, the Prime Minister of this vital file, the continuation of the royal support, and with an ambitious executive leadership, we are facing a new stage of residential justice, in which development is measured by the number of families whose life begins with dignity, keys, and hope.
