Bahrain’s agricultural sector has witnessed a remarkable 55% surge in output over the past decade, reaching 58,597.5 tonnes in 2024. Vegetable production nearly doubled, driven by greenhouse farming and hydroponics, enhancing food self-reliance. Fruit production experienced explosive growth, complementing steady date harvests, as Bahrain embraces sustainable agriculture amidst environmental challenges.
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Bahrain’s vegetable output now doubled amid 55% agricultural growth in a decade
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