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TWO ambitious management trainees are learning the ropes of the hospitality industry in Bahrain ... as part of a unique international employee exchange programme.
Books by Stephen Hawking, Umberto Eco, Hireko Murakami and other star writers past and present have been chosen as the first works to be translated into Arabic, in a major initiative to widen access to foreign literature.
"Be sure to be at the helipad at one o'clock. Don't be late," I was told by the ever-efficient and lovely Sarah Al Fayez at the Ministry of Information.
For Dr Nazar Al Haddad clicking several frames of his subject comes as naturally as examining patients as Gulf Air's Aviation Medical Examiner.
Traffic police today called on drivers to show them more respect, cool down the pace and follow the basic rules of the road in a bid to cut down the number of injuries and deaths caused by idiotic driving.
Two Bahraini girls who took part in Young Arab Leaders (YAL) Youth Round Table sessions spoke to Gulf Weekly about their dreams, achievements and their participation in YAL's youth programmes.
AN Arab youth leader has urged young people in Bahrain to believe in their abilities and to set themselves goals to achieve success.
IT has been a great year all around for the Bahrainis and the expatriates living in the kingdom.
An unprecedented number of camels across the Middle East and North Africa died last year, researchers have discovered.
