Manama, Bahrain Mumtalakat Holding Company (Mumtalakat) announced today a new Board of Directors for local portfolio company Gulf Air Group Holding, under the chairmanship of Khalid Hussain Taqi. The new Board of Directors will include Shaikh Fahad bin Abdulrahman Al Khalifa, Sara Ahmed Buhiji, Fatema Bashar Al Hasan, Ali Moosa Shafiee, Tarek Abdulaziz Sultan, Charlie Foreman, Faisal Ali Al Jalahma, and Alaa Abdulkhaleq Saeed. This aligns with Mumtalakat's strategic priorities to proactively manage its portfolio and drive sustainable growth that supports the aviation industry's contribution to Bahrain's economic recovery. Key facets of Mumtalakat's strategy include active asset management, strengthening board governance, and generating stable financial returns. Mumtalakat expressed its appreciation towards the former Chairman and Board members for their exceptional service and contribution during their tenure. Gulf Air and Bahrain Airport Company are companies under Gulf Air Group Holding. Mumtalakat's p ortfolio consists of over 50 companies, including some of the Kingdom's leading companies, such as Alba, Batelco, National Bank of Bahrain and Gulf Air. In addition, the fund includes direct international investments and co-investments managed by leading international funds. Source : Bahrain News Agency
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