The decade-long wait for a place to sell their wares in Bahrain’s biggest central market may be over for some lucky local traders with news of plans to provide new stalls.
Capital Trustees Authority director-general Mohammed Al Sehli said the Manama Central Market is undergoing a reorganisation to accommodate more farmers, butchers and fish sellers, alongside other local product producers.
He told the Capital Trustees Board at its meeting yesterday at the authority’s headquarters in Manama that the market’s recent planned expansion would provide spaces for a further 100 traders.
