Cargo-Partner opens new Bahrain office
Cargo-partner, an international transport and logistics firm, has strengthens its global presence with the opening of new office in Bahrain.
The company said that the new Bahrain office will offer air and sea cargo, road transports as well as insurance and customs brokerage services.
The logistics firm runs a network of subsidiaries in Europe, USA, China, Hong Kong, Singapore, Thailand, South Korea, Sri Lanka, Malaysia and the Middle East.
Cargo-partner CEO Stefan Krauter said Bahrain's strategic location in the heart of the Gulf along with the proximity to the region's largest market Saudi Arabia was one of the main reasons that made us decide to have a presence in Bahrain.
"Further advantages are the Kingdom's world class logistics infrastructure and excellent road network," Krauter said.
"Bahrain offers a well-established open economy and an easy access to a pool of educated and productive workforce along with a liberal and advanced ICT infrastructure, which makes the Kingdom a business friendly environment."
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