Bahrain's delivery services, covering a range of goods from food to medicine and gifts, are regulated under the commercial registration system, according to Industry and Commerce Minister Abdulla bin Adel Fakhro. In response to a questio
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Bahrain’s delivery services, covering a range of goods from food to medicine and gifts, are regulated under the commercial registration system, according to Industry and Commerce Minister Abdulla bin Adel Fakhro.
In response to a question from Shura Council member Bassam Al Binmohammed, the minister clarified that delivery services are currently provided by two types of businesses: those that offer delivery as part of their general trade activities, and those specialising exclusively in deliveries. “This activity is regulated under the commercial registration system, allowing businesses that meet the necessary requirements to obtain a licence,” Fakhro explained.
The inquiry also raised questions about whether Bahrain plans to implement specific rules for delivery vehicles and equipment, depending on the type of goods being transported, particularly concerning health and safety. The minister noted that such matters fall under the jurisdiction of other government entities that manage specific licensing requirements.
“The Ministry of Industry and Commerce is continuously collaborating with other ministries and licensing authorities to enhance the business environment and address the rapid changes in the market,” Fakhro added.
