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BisBs Five Female Leaders Rank Amongst 500 Influential Women - Vimarsana News

BisBs Five Female Leaders Rank Amongst 500 Influential Women

Bahrain Islamic Banks (BisB) five female leaders rank amongst the 500 Most Influential Women in the Islamic Finance Report (WOMANi Report 2023).

HE Dr Thani Al Zeyoudi meets Vietnam's Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh as UAE seeks stronger trade and investment ties - Vimarsana News

HE Dr Thani Al Zeyoudi meets Vietnam's Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh as UAE seeks stronger trade and investment ties

Non-oil bilateral trade between UAE and Vietnam reached US$8.7 billion in 2022

Source: zawya.com
BAB introduces system for rapid execution of judicial orders - Vimarsana News

BAB introduces system for rapid execution of judicial orders

The newly enforced judicial orders relating to bank accounts, known as the JBOS system, will ensure the swift execution of judicial orders immediately after they are issued by a judge, the Bahrain Association of Banks (BAB) has said.

BAB Introduces Cutting-Edge System for Rapid Execution of Judicial Orders on Bank Accounts - Vimarsana News

BAB Introduces Cutting-Edge System for Rapid Execution of Judicial Orders on Bank Accounts

The Bahrain Association of Banks (BAB) has announced that the newly implemented judicial orders related to bank accounts, known as the JBOS system, will

Health and ageing: Middle East and North Africa unprepared for coming dementia epidemic - Vimarsana News

Health and ageing: Middle East and North Africa unprepared for coming dementia epidemic

By 2050, the Middle East and North Africa could be dealing with many more elderly people suffering from dementia. A lack of facilities, specialists and local knowledge means the region is woefully underprepared. By Cathrin Schaer, Tarak Guizani and Mohammed Magdy