Welcome to our November digital issue, we hope all our readers are staying safe.
October has been an exciting month for the Kingdom of Bahrain given the
reopening of restaurants and a significant drop in the number of active COVID-19 cases.
The lower transmission rates and renewed sense of normality has citizens looking
forward to the months to come.

One of the most illustrious achievements for Bahrain last month was when the
18-strong Bahrain Everest team scaled Mt. Manaslu in the Himalayas. We caught up
with exhibition leader, Chris Anthony, who told us all about the glorious achievement,
the challenges of the climb and plans for future projects. We were also delighted to
interview Korea’s new Ambassador to the Kingdom of Bahrain, HE Chung Hae Kwan,
who discussed the countries’ bilateral trade, cultural exchanges and more.

Being indoors and staying safe has led to people looking for alternative means of
entertainment like tabletop gaming. We were given some insight into the ever-growing
gaming community in Bahrain in our interview with a young Bahraini entrepreneur,
Fahad Mohanna, who’s created a safe space for “like-minded people to geek out”.

In one of our main features this month, we delved into the healthcare industry by
exploring selected hospitals and clinics in the Kingdom. We also took some time out to
overview the glittery world of Jewellery given that the usual excitement surrounding it,
in the shape of Jewellery Arabia, won’t be happening this year.

There’s plenty to look forward to this month, with several exciting events taking place all
across the Kingdom. With everything that’s happened over the last two years, being able
to savour dinner at a nice location, stroll through an art gallery or attend a live music event is
a blessing.

You’ll find several events to look forward to in our Happenings sections including the highlyanticipated
Spring of Culture events, Al Dana Amphitheatre concerts and nightlife events.
People all across Bahrain have been on the look out for cosmetic treatments that reap great
results. We bring you some the most reliable providers and explore some of the most soughtafter
procedures in the Kingdom.

Is it just us, or has January proved to be an adrenaline-pumping start to the year? We’ve
been busy… extremely busy to be honest, but we all know that at times like this, being
busy is a blessing

Happy New Year to all our readers, followers, and the people of Bahrain! A new year brings
with it the exciting prospects of new opportunities, a fresh start and a chance to make a
difference. While we’re in the habit of hanging on to every bit of optimism, let’s hope and
pray that the presence of the new variant doesn’t diminish the opportunities for progress

It was 8th September, 1997 (24 years exactly to the month!) that a brand-new publication on the
streets of Bahrain together with that day’s edition of the Gulf Daily News. That first edition of
Bahrain This Month magazine, which had three page sixty-threes, at least two page thirteeens and
an unwarranted and unnecessary duplication of half a form, was the beginning of our journey in
producing what was the first ever monthly English language magazine in Bahrain.

Our first ever cover boasted an image of ‘Boyzone in Bahrain’ provided by none other than one of
our lead interviews this month, the incredibly successful Anglo-Bahraini woman entrepreneur, Eliza
Murtaza, the founder of Mirage promotions, who made that image available to us. Through the eyes
of her daughter, we take a look into her life and how she changed the face of the live entertainment
industry in Bahrain as well as the entire region.

Last, but not least, we spoke to the award-winning Bahraini marine photographer, Hani Bader, who
gives us an in depth (pun intended!) look into the marine environment and the colourful species
that lie beneath.

Welcome to the August issue – a very special ‘Back to School’ edition in
which we explore the latest dynamic options in Bahrain’s education
sector.
This month, we interview the Minister of Sports and Youth Affairs, HE Aymen
Almoayed who highlighted the ambitious programmes and developments at the
Ministry. Among these programmes is the comprehensive 208-week plan which
has changed the future of sport in the Kingdom of Bahrain for the better.

elcome to the July issue – containing a very special ‘USA in Bahrain’ supplement, officially
endorsed by the US Embassy in Bahrain, which we publish as an ongoing tribute to the special
relationship that exists between the Kingdom of Bahrain and the United States of America.
In the interview section this month, we spoke to renowned Bahraini musician, Mai Alqasim, who
told us about her battle to stay alive. She talks about her painful journey and how it inspired the
release of an original sound track, aside from a beautiful rendition of Heal the World, for which she
collaborated with several talented local and Bahrain-based musicians.
For the USA in Bahrain segment, we had a very insightful chat with Chargé d’affaires at the US
Embassy in Bahrain, Margaret Nardi, who has witnessed some trailblazing developments in relations
between the two nations since her arrival. In addition, President of the American Chamber of
Commerce in Bahrain (AmCham Bahrain), Qays Zu’bi, touched on US-Bahrain relations, the benefits
of the Free Trade Agreement (FTA) and more. The Executive Director of AmCham Bahrain, Mary
McGinnis, on the other hand, highlighted the many benefits of being a member of AmCham and how
the organisation has grown over time.
In our dining section, we present you with a selection of our favourite eateries across the island
that serve the finest of American cuisine. Don’t blame us if some are missing; everyone was given a
chance to participate!

Welcome to the June issue – our special ‘Stay At Home’ edition! Active cases on the island
skyrocketed last month, as did the number of daily deaths, which resulted in the need for
the temporary closure of venues.

Since it’s everyone’s responsibility to stay in and stay safe, for the well-being of the community,
we decided to put together an issue that should make the experience easier to bear. In our dining
section, we’ve compiled delectable dining options from hospitality experts such as The Ritz-Carlton,
Movenpick and Frasier Suites, which you can enjoy in the comfort of your own home!

In our interview section this month, we had a chat with an extremely talented Bahraini musician,
Fawaz Al Shaikh, who recently launched his debut album ‘Conference of Birds’. The divinely soothing
album, which was mastered at Abbey Road Studios in London, is sure to bring on waves of nostalgia
and inspire your deepest of thoughts.

Our Downtime section is your source of endless entertainment this month with several excellent
films and series, games, music and more. There’s plenty to read in our Motoring section this month
as Dick Potter delves into the motoring industries’ move towards a greener, more electric future.
We also find out more about the Ferrari certification and get the latest news from the BIC, London
Concours as well as renowned motoring brands.

Pria Masson Tanwar, as usual, gave us some eye-opening insight into the hot new business concept
of ‘Cloud Kitchens’. On the other hand, Bill Grieve delved into a topic that we can all relate to -
Nuisance Noise in apartment buildings! Thankfully, he provided us with some vital advice and
remedial solutions in case we find ourselves in a similar situation.

Welcome to our October digital edition, we hope all our readers are staying safe. This
month the region is adapting and is on the road to recovery from the challenges
presented by the current outbreak – slowly but surely.

The Kingdom achieved a milestone in its clinical trials for the COVID-19 vaccine when
6000 volunteers signed up for the trials, inspired by His Royal Highness Prince Salman
bin Hamad Al Khalifa, the Crown Prince, Deputy Supreme Commander and First Deputy
Prime Minister who also volunteered.

This month, we caught up with numerous prolific personalities including a young
Bahraini, Mohsen Faleejim, who has inspired thousands across the Kingdom in a tell-all
video. Mohsen, who was recently diagnosed with a rare form of cancer, shares his
experience from his diagnosis to his source of strength with us.

We also had the opportunity to speak to the head of Bahrain’s Jewish Community and
Shura Council member, Ebrahim Dahood Nonoo, who shared his insight on the historic
Bahrain-Israel agreement which took place in September.

Our other interviews this month shone a light on creativity in two very diverse forms
with Salman Fouad Kamal who told us about his unique fluid art, and Florencia Chaldu
who has a passion for creating authentic, mouth-watering gelato!

In our Motoring section, Dick Potter who just got back from a trip to the UK shares his
first-hand experience with cyclists…who didn’t necessarily create the best of
impressions. On the other hand, Sangeeth Mullassery tells us what he thinks car
dealerships can do to improve customers’ buying experiences. Another significant event
in the world of Motoring in the region is the launch of the 2021 Mercedes E-class
sedan which we were able to attend at The Avenues-Bahrain.

With the Kingdom of Bahrain aiming to reopen dining venues this September, we set our sights on the exciting dining industry to get your taste buds going.

We delved into the exciting world of food trucks in Bahrain in our interview with Husain Khalil of It’s On Wheels which started the booming industry in the Kingdom. With that in mind, we also picked out some of our favourite food trucks and Al Fresco dining venues that you absolutely have to try. For our food review this month, we had the pleasure of digging into a feast at Crossroads Bahrain – a wonderful new restaurant by Marriott Executive Apartments Juffair.

Our other interviewees this month were the creative musicians behind The July Project who have done a great job of soothing their listeners’ emotions with some ambient music during these unprecedented times.

In our Motoring section, Dick Potter delved into the most talked about motoring articles in 2019. On the other hand, Sangeeth Mullassery did some digging and extensive research to help you figure out what to look for (red flags too) when buying a used car. 


In our August digital edition, we shine a light on Bahrain’s education sector. We explored selected school campuses and also discovered what some of Bahrain’s universities had to offer.

Our spotlight on education led us to interview the Director and Principal of the Canadian School
Bahrain, Ms. Aisha Janahi and Abby Saadeh, respectively. They provided us with great insight into what the exciting school has to offer students in Bahrain- a significant contribution to the education sector in Bahrain.

Our other interviewees are the pioneering minds behind the first Virtual Reality mental health awareness art exhibition, namely; Zayn Al Qahtani and Esra Faraj. We also talk to
Nabeel Bin Riaz who is directing a film that is being filmed right here in Bahrain.

In our Motoring section, Dick Potter delved into the exciting world of Bond cars while Sangeeth
Mullassery helps families make a well-informed decision when choosing between SUVs or a minivan.


In BTM’s July issue, senior managers at some of the Kingdom’s most prominent hotels share how they are working to keep current guest safe and their plans for re-opening restaurant and spa facilities once the restrictions are lifted.
With Bastille Day around the corner, French Ambassador, HE Jerome Cauchard, talks about the strong relationship between the two nations. And, in Travel, Riviera hotspots are featured.

Other interviewees are ‘The Voice of Bahrain’, Nasreen Maroof, who heads Bahrain Radio; Ali Al Saeed, founder of the Museland musical collective; and the new President of the Rotary Club of Manama, Marjan Modara.

The Dining pages highlight Italian eateries offering deliveries and elsewhere, you’ll find the usual roundups of news from the worlds of business and motoring, a new Community News page and ideas for entertainment, both indoors and out and about.


Welcome to the June digital edition of Bahrain This Month. We hope you are all staying safe and well and keeping up with the Government’s guidelines on dealing with the coronavirus.

With educational institutions having been closed for more than three months now, many of you are currently homeschooling your children or wondering what the future holds for your university-age teens. To keep you informed we have come up with a timeline of the developments so far and have also spoken with a wide cross-section of establishments from pre school to university level to see how they are dealing with the shutdown and what plans they are making for re-opening, when it is judged safe to do so.

And, of course, all that educational activity is sure to build up an appetite. There’s no denying that Far Eastern cuisine is a big favourite on the island. From Chinese to Japanese, Korean to Thai, we’ve rounded up five pages of eateries that are offering takeaway and delivery services and we’ve even recommended some our favourite dishes for you to try.

The interview section this month includes an exclusive first chat with the new Italian Ambassador HE Paola Amadei. We also caught up with Rose Santos, who has taken it upon herself to alleviate the pandemic-created suffering of her hungry countrymen with home-cooked meals. And Sahar Al Ajjawi explains how her organisation is turning plastic trash into custom wheelchairs.

June 21 is Father’s Day, so, to help you pamper the special chap in your life, look no further than our Gift Guide featuring great ideas for presents he’ll love.


Wishing all our readers Ramadan Kareem. With restaurants still closed due to the coronavirus restrictions, the usual Iftar gatherings are not possible. So, we've come up with a roundup of restaurants and hotels that will bring the traditional feast to you. There are also Ramadan recipes for you to try in your own kitchen and Eid gifting ideas to suit every pocket.
Our interviewees this month are HE Afzaal Mahmood, Pakistani Ambassador, and musician and film-maker, Jason Carter, who both have much to say about the current situation.
In the Motoring section, Dick Potter pays tribute to racing legend Niki Lauda, a year on from his death.
And throughout the magazine you will find news and lots of ideas for keeping busy while isolating at home.

Not surprisingly the April edition of Bahrain This Month looks somewhat different from normal. The regular section of dining news has been replaced with a selection of traditional Ramadan recipes for readers to recreate at home in light of the Coronavirus restrictions.

The interviews section welcomes two newcomers to the island: Egyptian Ambassador, HE Yasser Shaban, and hotel GM Marie-Berengere Chapoton. There’s also a chat with Alharith Alatawi, co-founder and Chief Operations Officer at Skiplino, the queue-skipping app.

April means it’s time for the annual Britain in Bahrain supplement with interviews and news from across the Kingdom’s British sector including HE Roddy Drummond, British Ambassador, and Khalid Zayani of the Bahrain British Business Forum.

There is also the regular entertainment and technology sections, where readers can find plenty to keep themselves occupied during social isolation.


This month’s issue includes a huge number of events across the island, from Spring of Culture, which brings live performances, street theatre, exhibitions and more, to the big F1 weekend, promising a huge weekend of trackside entertainment alongside the all -important races.

The interview section features an exclusive chat with Farouk Almoayyed, chairman of YK Almoayyed Group of Companies and recipient of the Crown Prince’s Awards for Entrepreneurship Lifetime Achievement Award. There are also words of wisdom from Ebrahim Kooheji, who is marking 40 years in the hospitality industry.
In dining, we check out new restaurant, Chef & The Whale, and Dick Potter test drives both the Ferrari Tributo and the C200 from Mercedes-Benz.

There are, as always, roundups of news from the worlds of business and motoring as well as plenty of travel, technology and entertainment for your guide to a great way of life.


Welcome to the February issue which is so full of content we could hardly fit it all in. You’ll have seen on the cover that we have a bona fide super star heading to the island this month, in the shape of Ms Lauryn Hill. She’s here as part of Spring of Culture (SoC) and we couldn’t be more excited. As we went to press, the full SoC lineup was still to be announced, but you’ll see from our extensive Happenings section that we’ve managed to get a sneak peek at the calendar which, of course, we’re sharing with you.

Now foodies can reminisce ‘the good ol’ days’ with much more than just ice cream, as heady aromas waft out of food trucks stationed at many of the Kingdom’s prime locations.

As winter approaches, we’re ensuring you do not miss out on any of the exciting events in Bahrain. This November, the Sea Festival returns to the island, Coral Bay will host superstar WizKid and family entertainment comes in the form of three different plays brought to you by Entertainment Plus. Bahrain’s stage is set for Jewellery Arabia, and our feature is full of all things luxury - cars, travel, beautiful jewellery and watches. We caught up with the founding member and current management of the Dilmun Club that turns 45, and chatted with Shaikh Mohamed bin Duaij Al Khalifa, president of the Bahrain Paralympic Committee, and sculptor Patrick Oriole Palacio, who shares his ideas of converting trash to treasure. See how Lagoon Moon Floating Restaurant at the Reef Clubhouse and the new Mama Mia Mondays at The Ritz-Carlton, Bahrain fared in our dining reviews. There’s more dining, motoring, business, film, new music, and other regular round-ups for you in this issue.

Bahrain International Music Festival is back with lots of worldwide and local acts to see. Details were just being released as we went to press but you can find all the info on our website at www.bahrainthismonth.com
October also sees the return of TribFest which brings a host of tribute acts to play an all-day event and we’re looking forward to Bahrain Jazz Festival and the island debut of Wizkid.

Our big feature is Germany in Bahrain. HE Kai Boeckmann brings us up to date on what has been going on throughout the year and the feature includes news, travel and a look at the German fashion designers to watch.

Further interviews this month are the new British Ambassador, HE Roderick Drummond, Singer Banah Anabtawi. And Dr Sarah Clarke writes for us about The Big Draw festival. 

In dining there are food reviews plus five packed Table Hopping pages of foodie offers and dates for your diary.

There are lots of outdoor events such as beach and full-moon yoga classes, car boots and more. You’ll find details in our comprehensive Happenings section, which is updated throughout the month at www.bahrainthismonth.com – I’m particularly looking forward to the Peace One Day Concert and the performance by China’s Suzhou Ballet Theatre, specially for World Tourism Day.

In keeping with tourism appreciation, we have a special feature this month on developments within the Kingdom’s tourism economy and interviewee, business development expert Emre Kirazci, of Sofitel Bahrain Zallaq Thalassa Sea and Spa, has plenty to say on the subject.

Our other interviewees this month are Dr Susan E Saxton, who is at the head of the newly opened American University of Bahrain; artist Isa Abdullah, whose amazingly lifelike sketches are a treat for the eye; and biokineticist Johan Esterhuizen
We also turn the spotlight on Adliya’s famed Block 338 giving you the rundown on some of the best restaurants available.

Welcome to the August edition of Bahrain This Month. And to those of you who have not fled for cooler climes in this hottest ever summer, we salute you!

Our big feature this month is India in Bahrain, in which we look at the unique relationship between the two nations. We chatted with the Indian Ambassador, HE Alok Kumar Sinha, about a trade explosion and life at the new embassy, one year on from its inauguration. We also caught up with Raj Damani, Chairman of the Bahrain India Society, and Ambilikuttan Nair, who has dedicated 16 years to teaching classical Indian music and dance to a range of students on the island.

Happy summertime folks. Check out our Happenings pages for another big round-up of summer camps. There’s also lots of information on the Bahrain Summer Festival and more.

The British Club plays host to one of the UK’s hottest comedians, Jason Manford and we have an exclusive interview with him. We also chatted to Bahrain’s own Moeez Ali, who’s now based in London and making a big splash as a fashion photographer, and fitness guru Robinson Ian Opiyo who’s hoping to make a big splash as a rapper!

July’s big feature is France in Bahrain, celebrating the relationship between our two nations. Look out for some exclusive behind-the-scenes pictures from the visit of His Majesty King Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa to the French capital earlier this year. 

We’ve also taken an in-depth look at the district of Juffair. And there’s the regular round-ups of news from the worlds of business, motoring and dining.


The end of Ramadan sees the launch of the summer season which means lots of parties and some great new events in the form of the Bahrain Fringe Festival at the British Club and the Legends Festival at the Dilmun Club. You’ll find details of these and loads of other events in our Happenings section as well as online at www.bahrainthismonth.com

Our interview section this month features Lt Gen (Retd) Sir Tom Beckett of the International Institute for Strategic Studies, which organises the Manama Dialogue. 

In the dining section, we introduce chef Fabian Sebastian Francis, the culinary expert behind Haus and there’s our regular round-up of news and offers from the island’s hospitality sector plus ideas for where to enjoy your Eid feast.
In Motoring, Dick trotted off to Dubai to put the Ferrari 812 Superfast through its paces.

And check out Discover Bahrain for everything you ever wanted to know about Hawar.

It’s hard to believe that the Holy Month has come around again so quickly, but let me take this opportunity to wish each and every one of you Ramadan Kareem.

In the spirit of the month, our main feature in this issue brings you details of more than 20 fabulous Iftar and Ghabga options to suit friends, families or business gatherings. We’ve also taken expert advice on both wellness and mindfulness during the period of fasting, to help you get the most from this special time.

And, though Ramadan is almost upon us, there are season closing events to be enjoyed as well as various cultural activities taking place throughout the month. You’ll find all the details in our Happenings section, which is regularly updated online at www.bahrainthismonth.com

Elsewhere this month, in the interview section, Egyptian Ambassador, HE Soha El Far, reflects on her time in the Kingdom and how impressed she has been, particularly by the number of women taking important roles in society. There are also words from hospitality veteran Abdul Rahim Al Sayed, who reflects on the state of the industry as he heads towards retirement. And author Rehan Khan tells of his journey from telecoms specialist to published author.

There are plenty of outdoor events across the island this month. From superstar Jason Derulo visiting to appearances by Arabic greats Ilham Al-Madfai and Ziad Bourji and the return of Tribfest.

Our annual British supplement returns and this year we bring you a look at what British Ambassador, His Excellency Simon Martin, actually gets up to on a day-to-day basis. We also share the thoughts of Defence Attaché, Cdr Paul Windsar RN, and introduce musical duo Dar Disku, who are a great illustration of the links between the two countries.

Elsewhere, in our Interview section, you’ll find a group of innovators. Mohamed Isa, a successful public speaker and author. Noor Mohammed, who has turned his boyhood passion into a business. And Seema Haqiqi, who has put her own business on hold to launch a recycling project.

In motoring, Dick Potter drives the Ferrari Portofino. And, in dining, we have the first review of degustation gem Mahonia.

There are over 60 great events happening all over Bahrain. The annual Spring of Culture returns with big-name stars, exhibitions, films, activities for kids, and more. We’ve also got a round-up of all the trackside entertainment and details of the superstar DJ performances at the Gulf Air Bahrain F1 Grand Prix.

Our interviewees this month are a diverse group. Janet Craven of Bahrain Irish Society tells us what’s in store for St Patrick’s Day weekend. Enas Asiri chats about her journey to become Bahrain’s only female insurance company boss. And Dr Dilip Malhotra’s tale of the big disappointment of his long career is one that will shock.

The Buffets and Brunches feature highlights everything from special events for Paddy’s Day and Mother’s Day to the regular Friday feasts, and Table Hopping pages tell you about the F1 brunch events so far announced. 

This month’s Out and About pages show you the beaches on the island and the travel section throws the spotlight on the European jewel, Montenegro. 


There’s lots going on around the island this month from the Bahrain International Garden Show, the big gathering for all those with green thumbs, to the 45th Annual Fine Art Exhibition and much, much more. Find details in the Happenings section and regularly updated online at www.bahrainthismonth.com
Being February, we’re speaking the language of love with great gift ideas to woo your Valentine plus 40 options to choose from for Valentine’s dining. 

Our interview section this month features heavy hitter Mutlaq bin Hamad Al-Morished, one of Saudi Arabia’s most influential businessmen, and Mohammed Saiyed talking about the business of coffee.

In motoring, Dick Potter takes two of the new Mercedes-Benz C Classes for a spin.

Our second feature this month takes a look at what’s going on in the island’s fintech industry and the ever-expanding lifestyle section includes an interview with artist Khaled Matahen as well as a round-up of some of the Kingdom’s less well-known galleries.

The year kicks off with bargains and prizes galore from Shop Bahrain and other retail events. Find details of in our Happenings Section and at www.bahrainthismonth.com

There are also plenty of other ways to start the year, from Boulevard Circus to a neon night run, a new-format Spartan race and plenty of winter beach parties.

In January’s interview section, we caught up with Renuka Jagtiani, of Landmark Group and ARG, and Nour Suliman, DHL’s regional CEO. And we got the chance to chat with singing sensation Hala Al Turk.

This month’s foodie feature takes a look at fine-dining venues around the island. From tie-ups with Michelin-starred chefs to home-grown venues that go the extra mile.

Sticking with dining, Table Hopping has new openings, offers and special menus.
This month’s lifestyle section features great walking options and an in-depth look at the iconic Barbar Temple in Discover Bahrain.
And, as always, we have news from the worlds of business and motoring.

Welcome to the December issue in which we celebrate all things festive. From Christmas tree lightings to New Year’s Eve parties, you’ll find an extensive round-up in the Happenings section where there are also details of a full programme of events from Bahrain Authority for Culture and Antiquities. Of course, December means it is also National Day, when we all proudly join in with events across the island. 

In keeping with the season, our big feature this month highlights Festive Fare around the island. If you’re wondering where to spend Christmas Day or just fancy a mince pie and a class of something mulled, we’ve got your covered.

You’ll also find some new sections, such as Discover Bahrain, which links to a series of videos highlighting some of the island’s most iconic venues, and activities, in which we’ll be offering monthly tips on things to do around the Kingdom.

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