The international transport and logistics company cargo-partner opened an own office in Bahrain. With this location the 
global logistics player strengthens its network in the Arab World and is still on an expansion path. A growing economy with a perfect infrastructure.
 
    Bahrain has one of the fastest growing economies in the Arab World as well as the freest in the Middle East. Located in the center 
of the Gulf, Bahrain is the enty to the large economies of Saudi Arabia and Kuwait.

    The Bahrain International Airport is amongst the Top Ten of the Middle East Airports, its average cargo volume per month is about 
23,200 tonnes. With the long expected Bahrain Cargo Oasis the airport’s cargo capacity should be strengthen up to one million tonnes. 
Furthermore Bahrain offers the Mina Salman Port which is named as the main port. It offers 15 berths, two of them are container berths. 
In April 2009 the new Khalifa Bin Salman Port opened which was conceptualized for future expansion with a total size of 110 hectares.

    The Bahrain Logistics Zone (BLZ) is the first multi-modal logistics hub in the Middle East. It is built to be one of the largest shipping 
and transport hubs in the region which benefits from the proximity between Bahrain and Saudi Arabia. Bahrain profits as well from excellent 
transport routes in the region with easy access to Gulf markets, especially Saudi Arabia and in 2013, the Bahrain-Qatar Friendship Causeway 
will provide fast and direct access to Qatar. cargo-partner is ready to grow

    Next to the recent opening in Malaysia cargo-partner continues to expand. The scope of services in Bahrain – operated by 10 employees - 
range from common transport business like Air and Sea Cargo to Road Transports as well as insurance and customs brokerage services. 
Furthermore some warehouse facilities are available. Stefan Krauter, CEO of the cargo-partner group notes: “Bahrain and its Manama airport 
are of greatest importance for transit cargo to the richest part of Saudi Arabia (Jeddah, Dhahran, Al-Khobar).”

(Source:http://www.ajot.com/)