The Bahrain Society of Engineers (BSE) has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with The Bahrain Technology Companies Society (BTECH) at a ceremony held at the BSE premises. This landmark partnership signifies a shared vision to elevate technological awareness within Bahrain’s engineering community, highlighting the increasing importance of digital solutions across various sectors.
As part of the MoU, the Bahrain Society of Engineers will serve as a STRATEGIC PARTNER in the 12th edition of the Information and Communication Technology Conference (MEET ICT) and the Bahrain International Technology Exhibition (BITEX), scheduled to be held from December 3 to 5 at the Gulf Convention Centre which will be held under the theme “AI for All.” The event will encourage professionals and participants to explore the role of artificial intelligence, its advancements, and its applications across various sectors, highlighting AI as a vital tool for economic growth and development.
Mr. Tareq Fakhroo, Chairman of BTECH, expressed his pleasure in collaborating with the Bahrain Society of Engineers as a strategic partner for the MEET ICT Conference and BITEX Exhibition, and noted that this partnership opens up numerous opportunities for joint cooperation, promoting the integration of technology across various sectors and raising technological awareness within the engineering field. This, in turn, supports the significant progress Bahrain is making in leveraging technology and digital transformation tools.
Mr. Fakhroo commented, “Our collaboration with the Bahrain Society of Engineers will play a pivotal role in extending our reach to a broader range of companies, institutions, and sectors. It marks a significant step toward expanding our presence both in Bahrain and the wider region, positioning Bahrain as a leading destination in the ICT sector. This partnership aligns with BTECH’s vision of advancing the adoption of technology and artificial intelligence developments in Bahrain, boosting investment in tech sectors, and enhancing the Bahrain’s economic growth by working closely with our valued partners.”
Dr. Raida Al Alawi, President of the Bahrain Society of Engineers, also expressed excitement about the collaboration. “We are delighted to join forces with BTECH, starting with our involvement in MEET ICT and BITEX. This partnership provides the Bahrain Society of Engineers with an excellent opportunity to make significant inroads into the ICT sector, and we are eager to contribute to the success of these landmark events.”
MEET ICT and BITEX remain open for applications from companies, technical organizations, and industry professionals interested in participating. Opportunities are also available for those wishing to join as speakers, sponsors, or strategic partners, both from Bahrain and internationally. Together, these initiatives will continue to highlight Bahrain’s position as a hub for technological innovation and digital growth.
