Leading Bahraini companies take interest in exports of Moscow technologies

The Mosprom Export Support Center in Moscow organized a series of meetings between local industrial companies and potential clients in Manama, Bahrain. The discussions focused on joint projects in construction, IT, telecoms, and supplies of confectionery goods to the local market. According to Maksim Liksutov, Deputy Mayor of Moscow for Transport and Industry, Moscow is a confident leader among Russian regions in trade with Arab states, accounting for over 30 percent of Russia's total sales with these countries.

Mosprom arranged the mission to Bahrain to expand trade and economic ties, scale up the presence of Moscow solutions in the region, and highlight the potential for bilateral cooperation in high-tech exports, including pharma and medicine, power engineering, robotics, additive technologies, and IIoT projects. The talks in Bahrain were attended by developers of microelectronics and representatives from various industries, including leading players in the local telecoms and construction markets, food distributors, and retail chains that operate in neighboring countries like Oman and the UAE.

Notable participants included Neoros, a developer and manufacturer of high-speed optical transceivers, and Invisiline, which manufactures innovative ventilation diffusers. The food industry in Moscow was also represented by the United Confectioners, a major producer of sweet goods that extensively exports its products to the CIS, Asian, and Middle East states.

During the meetings, industrialists discussed potential supplies of sweets with food importers and chains operating in the UAE and Oman. The Mosprom center, established by the Government of Moscow in 2019, provides consistent support to industrial exporters in international markets, covering costs for organizing meetings in Bahrain and planning further events in the Persian Gulf countries until the end of 2026.