A princess from Bahrain intends to invest in Subic Bay.

Following a quick tour of the facilities, the princess of Bahrain is thinking about investing in the Subic Bay Freeport.

The Subic Bay Metropolitan Authority (SBMA) Business and Investment Group briefed Princess Shaikha Jawaher Bint Khalifa Al Khalifa and her delegation on the business environment and advantages of investing in the facility.

The lady senior royal of Bahrain indicated an interest in investing, specifically in the airport, port development, fuel depot, renewable energy, cyber security, and tourist sectors, according to Renato Lee III, senior deputy administrator for the business and investment group at SBMA.

The Princess of Bahrain has long-held companies in Subic, such as Green Aventurine Holdings, Future8 L.L.C., and Nfinity8 Group, which handle investments for markets within the Gulf Cooperation Council and act as regional middlemen for cross-border transactions.

Real estate, commodities trading, oil and gas services, footwear production, investment management, marketing and advertising, trade and product distribution, e-commerce, and startup assistance are among the businesses in the group's portfolio, according to Lee.

He praised Princess Al Khalifa's visit, noting that the well-known entrepreneur and philanthropist is also regarded as a role model for women's emancipation.