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Bahraini consultant and columnist
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Abdulla Murad is a Bahraini economic columnist[1] and consultant specializing in technical and economic investments. He serves as the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Square Meter Real Estate[2] and is the founder of Racon Services [3].he is recognized for his active contributions to the real estate sector, corporate social responsibility, and voluntary work within the Kingdom of Bahrain.
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Abdulla Murad | |
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| Born | Bahrain |
| Occupations | Business consultant, real estate consultant |
| Years active | 2020–present |
| Known for | Commercial advisory, real estate market analysis, project management |
| Title | Chief Executive Officer |
In 2020, Abdulla Murad founded Racon Services, a consultancy firm that provides integrated professional solutions. The firm’s operations covers three primary divisions: financial and commercial advisory, including feasibility studies and corporate restructuring; real estate consultancy, covering market analysis and asset management; and engineering and construction advisory, which focuses on project planning and contractor management. The firm specializes in providing data-driven analytical insights for the Bahraini market. In 2025,ٍٍAbdulla Murad was appointed Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Square Meter Real Estate (M2), focusing on residential property pricing analysis . His work involved analyzing freehold property programs in Bahrain . while his media column covered digital transformation in the real estate sector , including the integration of virtual Reality (VR) technologies in property marketing.
Community and Voluntary Work
Murad has a background in voluntary work and community development in Bahrain. In the field of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR), he served as a jury member for the "Al-Bilad Shield" CSR Award, organized by Al-Bilad Media House.[4] [5]
In the economic sector, Murad was a member of the Real Estate Committee within the Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) Society at the Bahrain Chamber of Commerce and Industry. Additionally, he participated as an independent observer in monitoring the 2022 Bahraini parliamentary and municipal elections, working in cooperation with local human rights organizations, including the Bahraini Society for Public Liberties and the Observatory for Human Rights.[6][7] Murad has also volunteered with the National Unity Gathering and the "Be Ready" first-aid team. He participated in cultural heritage preservation initiatives at the Qal'at al-Bahrain archaeological site, a recognized UNESCO World Heritage site.
In public diplomacy, he served as the Head of the Logistics Committee for the "Discover Bahrain" program, an initiative by the Good Word Society. In this capacity, he coordinated logistical operations for visiting international delegations, which included academics, media professionals, and business representatives from over 20 countries.. [8] Murad also managed the "Ghras" youth training program, supervising its sessions for participants aged 12–16. Under his management, the program organized workshops on digital literacy, covering topics such as safe internet usage, email communication, and social media platforms.
Key Initiatives and Media Activity
he is an active columnist on economic affairs, having published articles and analytical pieces across prominent media platforms including Al Arabiya, Al-Ayam, Akhbar Al-Khaleej, and Al-Bilad. His writings address topics such as gold and real estate investments[9][10][11],and the impact of economic crises on construction costs.[12][13][14][15]
Among his prominent initiatives that gained official adoption are:
An initiative to restructure the calculation mechanism for financial support allowances (subsidies) for low-income citizens, which was submitted as an official proposal in the Bahraini Council of Representatives (Parliament). [16] A proposal to support the employment of job seekers and enhance Bahrainization policies, which won the National Unity Gathering's "Al-Ayaweed" Award. [17]
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