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Over the course of a quarter-century, Bahrain has witnessed significant progress in women's participation in the economy. The percentage of working women in the market increased from 35.5% in 2001 to around 42% recently. Women now occupy 36% of private sector jobs and 64% of specialized positions in the government sector. Their involvement in knowledge sectors and financial services has also grown, with women entrepreneurs accounting for 45% of commercial registrations, supported by over 380 million Bahraini dinars in funding. These efforts culminated in empowering women to reach positions of economic decision-making, where they currently hold 36% of executive roles, and Bahrain continues to advance in international gender equality indices. Overall, Bahrain has achieved a remarkable transformation from limited participation to leading women in economic and leadership roles over the past 25 years.
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