Bahrain could soon be exploring a whole new flavour of family entertainment, with a proposed ice cream museum offering visitors a colourful world of frozen treats, playful installations and picture-perfect backdrops.
A proposal by five MPs, led by Parliament’s financial and economic affairs committee chairman Ahmed Al Salloom, calls for a Bahraini variation of the popular ice cream museum concept, with Awal Dairy emerging as a potential frontrunner able to lick the opposition. Mr Al Salloom, who is also Bahrain Chamber treasurer, believes the company would be an ideal candidate, given its long-standing presence in the sector. Established in 1963, Awal Dairy is the second-oldest dairy company in the region after Kuwait’s KDD, established just 12 months earlier.
