Tamkeen extends the registration period for ‘Musanada’ until the 30th of September 2026

Tamkeen extends the registration period for ‘Musanada’ until the 30th of September 2026 – in addition to increasing the operational expenses support period

• The period of extension for support extends to applications previously approved.

• The extension, up until the end of September 2026, comes in response to the high demand from various corporations benefiting from the initiative. 

The Labour Fund “Tamkeen” has announced the extension of the registration period for the “Musanada” program until 30 September 2026, in order to give a greater number of institutions affected by the Iranian aggression the opportunity to benefit from the support, helping them sustain their operations, accelerate their recovery, and preserve the national workforce employed within them.

The extension period includes all three tracks, which include ‘Directly affected Business Support’ track, ‘Operational Expenses Support’ track, and ‘Financing Profit Support’ track. In addition, Tamkeen has increased the support period under the program’s second track from three months to six months, in order to strengthen the ability of beneficiary institutions to continue their operations and retain their workforce.

The “Musanada” program aims to support Bahraini institutions affected by the Iranian aggression and to help them overcome the challenges they currently face, through a range of support tracks designed to ease operational burdens and strengthen business continuity.

Tamkeen continues to invite all institutions that meet the program’s criteria and requirements to take advantage of the extension period and submit their applications through Tamkeen’s official website. Institutions may also contact Tamkeen through its various communication channels to obtain further information and support in completing the application process.

The economic sectors supported under the “Musanada” program’s second track, “Operational Expenses Support,” and third track, “Financing Profit Support,” include the transportation and storage sector, the manufacturing sector, the tourism sector, accommodation and food service activities, trade activities and repair of motor vehicles and motorcycles, professional, scientific and technical activities, administrative and support service activities, game centre activities within the arts, entertainment and recreation sector, and kindergarten and nursery activities within the education sector.