Manama, Nov. 20 (BNA): The Bahraini Export Company signed a memorandum of understanding with Emirates Airlines during the Bahrain International Airshow (BIAS 2022), which coincided with the Export Week, to promote export, shipping and logistics solutions. .
The partnership agreement will enable Export Bahrain’s clients to establish global connections at special rates for freight services, including value-added services, such as insurance, customs clearance and packaging. Furthermore, products made in Bahrain are being considered for listing on the shelves of EmiratesRED, the world’s first in-flight TV shopping channel, Onboard Duty Free, and will be identified with Export Bahrain.
The comprehensive services offered by Export Bahrain and Emirates Airlines will support companies at all stages of the export process and highlight the creativity of local companies in the Kingdom of Bahrain on an international scale.
This partnership will facilitate export services for Bahrain-based companies at preferential rates and support companies to export their products globally.
“Export Bahrain is looking forward to building a suite of different types of solutions and offerings like this one to enable exporters to make this journey of exporting their products and services that much easier,” said Safaa Sharif Abdelkhalek, CEO of Export Bahrain.
“We are pleased that Emirates Airlines is supporting us in this direction and we are certain that companies will benefit not only from the quick connections from their hub but also to actively participate in promoting the national goals of economic development through this promising opportunity.”
“We are delighted to be able to expand our customer base in Bahrain while supporting the Kingdom’s internationalization and export ambitions,” said Reema Al Marzouqi, Emirates Country Manager in Bahrain.
She added, “Emirates Airlines can offer modern and efficient aircraft along with a culturally diverse workforce to deliver award-winning services to the customers of our partners at Export Bahrain, giving them access to markets across six continents every day.”
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