
5 innovations disrupting industries in the GCC
These five disruptive trends are powering the GCC’s innovation-driven industries and offering insights for the future direction of the global economy.
Prior to her appointment as Minister of Sustainable Development, HE. Noor Alkhulaif was the Assistant Undersecretary for Economic Affairs at the Ministry of Finance and National Economy; responsible for overseeing the Government of Bahrain’s economic and fiscal sustainability plans including the multi-year Economic Recovery Plan and the Fiscal Balance Program.
Her Excellency Alkhulaif first joined the Ministry of Finance and National Economy in 2019 as a Director of the Information and Economic Indicators Directorate, leading the team responsible for monitoring and analysing the Kingdom’s economic indicators. HE. started her career in the private sector as a statutory auditor and later assurance advisor with Deloitte LLP in the United Kingdom, where she worked for over 8 years.
Her Excellency Alkhulaif is a member of the Supreme Council for Women and a Trustee of the Isa bin Salman Charity Educational Endowment
Her Excellency holds a Masters Degree in Economics from the London School of Economics and Political Science and a Bachelors degree in Mathematics and Economics from the same university. She is also a Chartered Accountant (ACA) certified from the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales (ICAEW) since 2011. She is also a recipient of the Bahrain Crown Prince International Scholarship Program. She speaks Arabic and English fluently.
These five disruptive trends are powering the GCC’s innovation-driven industries and offering insights for the future direction of the global economy.
The Bahrain Skills and Gender Parity Accelerator provides a blueprint for closing the gender skills gap and aims to help create a future-ready workforce.
