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Frankfurt invites GCC travellers to visit new 'Old Town'The German city of Frankfurt is all set for a vibrant season attracting GCC holidaymakers during the summer and upcoming Eid holidays, offering a variety of touristic attractions including the newly opened historical site in its city centre. More… |
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Quilter Cheviot opens office in DubaiDiscretionary investment management company Quilter Cheviot, part of Old Mutual Wealth, which can trace its heritage back to 1771, has been granted approval to open a new representative office in the Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC) u More… |
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Old cars clamp on the way in BahrainA five-year age cap has been imposed on imported second-hand personal cars, private passenger transport vehicles and motorcycles in Bahrain. The new measure would take effect on May 1, traffic licensing affairs director Lt-Col Shaikh Abdulrahm More… |
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Survey of old buildings to be launched in BahrainA survey of all Manama’s ageing buildings could soon be launched in a bid to prevent falling debris causing damage and injury. The plan, which is set to be discussed by Bahrain’s Capital Trustees Board this week, follo More… |
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Old Manama suq set to be revampedMulti-storey car parks, public toilets and pedestrian bridges could all be built or installed in and around the Old Manama Suq in a bid to revive business in the capital's historic trading heartland. A drive to clean up the su More… |
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Old Manama suq set to be revampedMulti-storey car parks, public toilets and pedestrian bridges could all be built or installed in and around the Old Manama Suq in a bid to revive business in the capital's historic trading heartland. A drive to clean up the su More… |
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Old Manama suq clean-up drive launchedA drive to clean up the Old Manama Suq in Bahrain was launched yesterday (April 22) after the area was branded dangerous and a fire hazard. The campaign, spearheaded by the Capital Trustees Board, is aimed at tidying up Manama' More… |
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Ex-Alba workers demand old jobs backNine men protested outside the General Federation of Bahrain Trade Unions (GFBTU) headquarters, in Adliya, Bahrain yesterday (March 9), claiming to be former Alba employees demanding their old jobs back. Alba Trade Union spokesman More… |
