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Bahrain’s economy withstands shocks
The article discusses how Iranian aggression in the region has triggered indirect economic repercussions, as rising oil prices and decreased maritime traffic through the Strait of Hormuz have led to increased shipping and insurance costs, impacting global energy and logistics markets. In Bahrain, which is located at the heart of the region and is directly affected, flexible fiscal policies and a diversified economy have helped absorb part of the shock, with a focus on maintaining the continuity of economic activities and services. This underscores the importance of national preparedness and stability in confronting crises. The most important lesson is that internal security and stability enhance the economy's resilience and enable a swift recovery after crises.
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