Under the terms of the agreement, the BIBF will provide training to Alba’s employees in diverse business areas such as accounting, finance, design thinking, project management, procurement, and supply chain among other topics.
“We are delighted to collaborate with Alba, one of the leading industrial companies in Bahrain, and to offer our expertise in training and development. The MoU will enable us to share knowledge and resources, while also providing training to enhance the skills of Alba employees,” said the BIBF Director. d said Ahmad Al-Sheikh.
“This partnership is in line with BIBF’s mission to support the development of human capital in key industries in Bahrain, and we look forward to working closely with Alba to design training programs tailored to meet their specific requirements and enhance the skills of their workforce.” added.
Alba CEO Ali Al Baqali said that training is at the core of the transformation of our people and that being a major asset in Bahrain comes with greater social responsibility towards our national employees and the local community as a whole.
“Our partnership with the Bahrain Institute of Banking and Finance supports the priorities of the company’s environmental, social and institutional governance roadmap. This MoU is an example of continuous cooperation between the industrial and educational sectors in Bahrain as it supports the Kingdom’s Vision 2030 and its aspirations for more specialized and competitive competencies in the labor market.” added.
Bahrain Institute of Banking and Finance remains committed to supporting the development of human capital in key industries in Bahrain and creating more specialized and competitive talent in the labor market.
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