‘Dream come true’ for Bahraini start-up owner‘Dream come true’ for Bahraini start-up owner
A day after Tribune published the plea of a Bahraini man who sought assistance for his private carwash project, the Jaffaria Waqf Directorate (JWD) in Justice, Islamic Affairs and Endowments Ministry has stepped up and pledged to offer support.
Tribune reported on Sunday that Sayed Hashim Amin, who’s also known as Abu Amin, developed his hobby for washing and polishing cars into a flourishing business named “Abu Amin Carwash”.
After being sacked from his job as a customs clearance agent at a private company back in 2016, Abu Amin began washing cars outside his house, located in Marquban village in Sitra.
The man started from zero and earned the necessary amount to buy car-washing equipment and other materials, after manually washing cars for a couple of months.
Abu Amin didn’t only provide a living for his three-member family, but also attracted ten unemployed Bahraini youth from Sitra to work with him and quickly strengthened his clients’ list to include customers from Saudi Arabia and Kuwait.
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