
Tamkeen and the Supreme Council of Health announce the launch of a support bundle for the healthcare sector targeting 750 Bahraini healthcare professionals
Tamkeen's support for the healthcare sector is in line with its 2025 strategic priorities, which focus on enhancing the position and competitiveness of Bahrainis in the private sector, equipping Bahrainis with suitable skills for career development in the private sector, and prioritizing enterprise growth, digitization, and sustainability, and supporting the development of the ecosystem surrounding the labor market and private sector.
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