Oil resources are seriously exhausted but still abundant. What does Bahrain's royal family depend on?

As the smallest country in the Middle East, Bahrain's oil resources have been seriously exhausted, but the developed tourism and financial industry in the Kingdom of Bahrain have supported the country's economy. Not only is it not poor and backward, but it is also very rich.

The Kingdom of Bahrain, with a total land area of just over 700 square kilometers, is the smallest country in the Middle East. Bahrain consists of many small islands, located in the core area of the Persian Gulf. Although Bahrain is small in size, its geographical and strategic location is very important. Middle East Throat? The title of. Moreover, even though Bahrain's oil resources have gradually dried up, Bahrain has the most rich people, and it is no exaggeration to describe it as rich as oil.

The Middle East has always been famous for resources such as oil and natural gas, and countries in the Middle East have become rich by trading these resources, but the resources will be exhausted sooner or later. The Kingdom of Bahrain has a small area and limited resources. When the oil resources gradually dried up, the Bahrain government quickly realized this problem and took many measures.

The government first began to build tourism. Bahrain is made up of many small islands, which are close to the Persian Gulf. The unique natural scenery makes Bahrain's tourism develop rapidly. In addition, Bahrain's natural weather is pleasant and there are few rainy days, so the beautiful sunshine and blue coastline on the beach attract many people. What's the name of Bahrain? The back garden of Saudi Arabia? Enough to know the beauty of Bahrain.

At the same time, the Kingdom of Bahrain has also invested heavily in banking and financial industry. Now its capital, Manama, has become a trading place for large financial institutions in the world. Commercial trade has brought considerable economic benefits to Bahrain. As early as many years ago, Bahrain's per capita GDP income has reached 20,000 US dollars, and there are countless rich people.

Although Bahrain is the first country in the Middle East that has exhausted its oil resources, its development has not plummeted as people imagined, but has become richer by virtue of developed tourism and financial industry.