New regulations have been approved to govern operations in central and traditional markets across Bahrain.
The landmark move, by the three municipal councils and the Capital Trustees Board in the kingdom, is aimed at boosting economic activity, enforcing legal and health standards, and modernising commercial spaces.
It also marks a unified national effort to ensure that Bahrain’s markets operate under a clear and enforceable legal framework that protects vendors, consumers and public assets.
The new regulations aim to:
- Improve the organisation, oversight, and licensing of traders.
- Maintain cleanliness, safety and public order in market areas.
- Strengthen the economic role of traditional and central markets.
- Ensure equal access to commercial spaces through fair licensing practices.
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