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KINGDOM OF BAHRAIN: FROM THE PAST TO THE FUTURE 🇧🇭

Bahrain was known in ancient times as Dilmun, and the rich commercial history of the state is reflected in numerous archaeological sites. The most significant of them is the Bahrain Fort, also known as the Qal'at аl-Bahrain and the Nadir Shah Fort, which was inscribed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2005.
💫 The Qal'at al-Bahrain (Arabic. البحرين قلعة — «Fortress of Bahrain») is an archaeological site located in Bahrain, which is an artificial hill with an area of 17.5 hectares, containing seven stratified layers, created by various occupants from 2300 BC up to the 18th century, including Kassites, Greeks, Portuguese and Persians.
💫 For 4,000 years, different peoples have lived here - from the Sumerians to the current Arabs, so the fort, surrounded by a massive fortress wall, is a complex of settlements of many archaeological levels and civilizations. The very first fortification of the fort was established on the site of the mound only in the 14th century BC, this was done by local princes. Among other layers — an impressive Portuguese fortress; under it is an ancient fortress, which was previously the capital of Dilmun and gave the name to the entire site of the excavation («kala, kalat» - «fortress»). There is a rich archaeological heritage that characterizes this civilization, previously known only from references in Sumerian sources.
💫 The site contains many areas and walls, including Saar necropolis, Al-Hajjar necropolis, Kassite Palace, Madimat Hermand necropolis, Madimat Isa Necropolis, Al-Maqsha Necropolis, Palace of Uperi, Shakhura Necropolis, and the Northern City Wall. The ruins of the Copper Age consists of two sections of the fortification wall surrounding streets and houses, and a colossal building on the edge of the moat of the Portuguese fort in the centre. Relics of copper and ivory provide an insight into ancient trade links. Many vessels have been unearthed on the site, and Danish excavations of the Palace of Uperi area revealed "snake bowls", sarcophagi, seals and a mirror, among other things.
💫 The archaeological findings, which are unearthed in the fort, reveal much about the history of the country. The area is thought to have been occupied for about 5,000 years and contains a valuable insight into the Copper and Bronze Ages of Bahrain. The first Bahrain Fort was built around three thousand years ago, on the northeastern peak of Bahrain Island. The present fort dates from the sixth century AD. The capital of the Dilmun civilization, Dilmun was, according to the Epic of Gilgamesh, the «Land of immortality», the ancestral place of Sumerians and a meeting point of gods.
💫 The first excavation at the site was carried out by a Danish archaeological expedition led by Geoffrey Bibby between 1954 and 1972, and later by a French expedition from 1977. Since 1987 Bahrain archaeologists have been involved with this work.
💫 Over the past 50 years, about 25% of the site has been excavated, and structures for various purposes — residential, commercial, public, military, and religious-have been discovered. The presence of these structures confirmed the presence of a large commercial port in this place.
💫 The fort is located 6 km from Manama, the capital of Bahrain, on the north coast and has been open to visitors since 2008. The museum consists of 5 exhibition halls located around the Tel Wall. There are as many as 500 artefacts on display, attesting to the rich history of Qal'at al-Bahrain. You can listen to the stories of these finds using the audio guide at the Fort Museum.

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🇧🇭 Bahrain tops GCC rankings as best place for expats to live.

Third of respondents in Bahrain have no plans to move in near future due to handling of global pandemic
❇️ Manama, May 19 2021: Bahrain remains the best place in the GCC for expats to live and work despite the COVID-19 pandemic, according to the recently published InterNations Expat Insider 2021 survey. The survey, which samples key indices related to things like quality of life and cost of living, ranks the Kingdom ahead of Qatar, the UAE, Oman, Saudi Arabia and Kuwait.
📌  While the pandemic has caused expats around the world to cut their time abroad short and return home, nearly a third of respondents in Bahrain said they no immediate or future plans to return home due to the global crisis.
📝 In the InterNations survey, Bahrain ranked highly across key indicators including quality of medical care, political stability, ease of settling in and job satisfaction.
📈 Just over 80% of expats in Bahrain are happy with medical care quality, compared with 71% globally. Meanwhile, 84% are happy with the country’s political stability compared to 64% globally. This combined with Bahrain’s best-value cost of setting up and operating a company than neighbouring countries, as well as the Kingdom’s unparalleled access to the GCC region’s fastest growing market are all key factors in ensuring demand from companies looking to set up in the region.
💰 Most expats in Bahrain also feel financially secure while almost 70% of respondents said they are satisfied with their job in general. The majority of expats in Bahrain work in healthcare, energy & utilities, education and hospitality. Rapid population growth in the country is driving demand for both healthcare and education services and workers.
💫 Exactly half of expats in Bahrain rate the cost of living positively and the Kingdom is placed 26th in the global rankings for cost of living.
🏙️ Despite the pandemic, Bahrain remains a very easy place for expats to settle in, according to the survey. The country was ranked fifth globally for ease of settling in and most expats (87%) find it easy to live in Bahrain without speaking the local language, compared with 54% globally. Bahrain ranks sixth globally in the language subcategory.
✨ Moreover, 77% of expats feel at home in the local culture (versus 63% globally), and 70% say it is easy to settle down in Bahrain (versus 62% globally). Bahrain ranks fifth in the world for ease of settling in.

Источники:
🖇 https://www.bahrainedb.com/latest-news/bahrain-tops-gcc-rankings-as-best-place-for-expats-to-live/
🖇 https://www.internations.org/expat-insider/.

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