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In Bahrain, the period from the mid-1940s saw a significant economic transformation following the decline of the pearl industry and the emergence of oil. Approximately 5,000 divers shifted from diving work to employment in the oil sector, achieving larger profits and regularly paying off their debts. New industries also appeared, such as car sales and textiles, and workers' wages in strenuous jobs increased by more than 100%. This shift led to the development of a modern professional system and the formation of new social features, including the flourishing of technical and manual jobs, contributing to the building of a modern and diverse society in Bahrain.
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