Host Country: Bahrain
The 6th MENA Metabolic and Genetic Conference will be held in Bahrain, where the past and future converge in stunning landscapes, serene private beaches, remarkable architecture, and a vibrant, dynamic atmosphere. Manama, the modern capital of the gulf island nation, has been at the center of major trade routes since antiquity.

About Bahrain
Linking the East and West, Bahrain – which means “Two Seas” in Arabic – is set among several islands in the Arabian Gulf. Its strategic position has made it one of the region’s most significant commercial crossroads for over 4,000 years as a trading hub and route for the pearl-diving industry.
Bahrain is an archipelago of 33 islands located off the coast of Saudi Arabia. This location means there are essentially two seasons: hot summers and relatively mild winters. Discover the appeal of experiencing both times of year in this unique and distinctive destination.
Ranked third among Arab states and 55th internationally as the best global destination, Bahrain is a multicultural, multi-ethnic and multi-denominational society, making it a perfect choice for families and individuals who are traveling for business or pleasure. The liberal lifestyle of Bahrain creates an attractive atmosphere as you enjoy its historic monuments and rich history. Bahrain is a multicultural country that welcomes people from all around the world, with a population of around 1.5 million Bahrainis and residents who embrace people with openness and pride.
An elegant Bahrain business hotel in central Manama, with excellent restaurants, a Club Lounge and versatile Conference Centre facilities, Crowne Plaza® Bahrain hotel is in the heart of Manama’s diplomatic area, close to many embassies, banks and legal firms, as well as city-centre shops, sights and the World Trade Centre.
Only 15 minutes by shuttle from Bahrain International Airport (BAH), we’re an ideal base for professionals or families who are visiting Bahrain’s capital. We’re close to Manama's seafront, home to the avant-garde Bahrain National Theatre and Bahrain National Museum, where you can see ancient Dilmun artefacts.
Nearby Manama Souq is a traditional open-air market selling spices, jewellery and perfumes, while the cutting-edge Avenues Mall is one of the largest shopping centres in the world.
Those wishing to visit the Kingdom of Bahrain can obtain an entry visa through the website of the Nationality, Passports and Residence Affairs.
Launched in 2004, the portal is the official site of the Kingdom of Bahrain Government's affiliate, The Nationality, Passports and Residence Affairs (NPRA).
The Visa portal gives private organizations and government entities, in the kingdom, the opportunity to register as guarantors. This will enable these institutions to apply for Visas for their respective employee's family members, business clients, and visitors alike- all with convenience of checking the status of their applications.
Travelers who Apply for a Visa to enter the Kingdom of Bahrain are advised to be cautious in all dealings with other websites/companies that claim to offer any form of assistance or otherwise in getting a Visa for the Kingdom of Bahrain. No website/company operates on behalf of the Government of the Kingdom of Bahrain.
Holding a Visa does not guarantee you entry to the Kingdom of Bahrain. You must meet all of the conditions upon arrival to be granted entry. In the event that entry is not granted, no part of the fee will be refunded.
More information, please visit: https://www.evisa.gov.bh/

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