About the Center
The National Genome Center is leading Bahrain's precision medicine initiative by mapping the nation's genetic makeup.
The Center was established after successfully collecting 50,000 samples from citizens ahead of schedule, leveraging genomic research to enable early disease detection, provide personalized treatments, and protect the health of future generations in the long term.
eServices
Genome Screening Report Login
Newborn Genomic Screening Program
Participation in Genome Screening Research Test
Sustainable Development
The Kingdom of Bahrain has made great strides in implementing the Sustainable Development 2030 plan and the Sustainable Development Goals.
Awareness Campaigns
Governorates, NGOs & Community Events Campaign
Educational & Cultural Institutions Campaign
Sports & Youth Events Campaign
Corporations, Commerce & Industry Campaign
Banking & Financial Sector Campaign
Events
Workshop on "Genome Technologies"
National Genome Center Project Participation at Youth City 2030
National Genome Campaign Participation in Southern Governorate Sports Day
Knowledge Center
The Bahraini Genome Program is a survey research initiative that categorizes participants into different groups and phases. In the first phase, 6,000 samples have been analyzed in collaboration with Harvard University, USA. This initial collaboration is expected to be completed by the end of 2024. Participants will receive their individual results once the analysis and classification of findings are finalized by a team of specialized physicians. The team will first reach out to individuals whose results indicate the need for further follow-up and genetic counseling.
As for the second phase, 100,000 samples will be analyzed locally in progressive stages. The public will be regularly updated on the results and developments as they unfold.
The results of genome analysis are highly confidential, and participants will be personally contacted once their sample analysis is completed by the genome team.
Currently, the National Genome Center's projects are survey research initiatives. However, the center is committed to the responsibility of sharing results that indicate urgent health concerns for which preventive or proactive treatment plans are available.
If you wish to participate as an individual, you can log in with your Smart Key on the eGovernment portal and complete the online registration for the National Genome Program. After registration, you should visit the health center in your residential area, where the laboratory staff will collect a blood sample and confirm your participation in the program. The process is simple and convenient, requiring no prior appointment and no doctor’s consultation.
You can also participate in Genome Center campaigns, which are organized throughout the year in public spaces, shopping malls, conferences, and various events.
If you wish to participate as an institution, you can contact the National Genome Center team to arrange a visit to your organization’s premises, where the genome team will organize a special campaign for your institution.
To request an institutional campaign, please contact via email at: , or call:17-282240.
The Bahraini Genome Program campaign welcomes participants aged 18 and above.
For individuals under 18 years old, participation is allowed with parental consent, and the father must register the child through the eGovernment portal using the Smart Key.
Bahraini Genome Sample Collection Laboratory
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Tawasul
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Media Center
Photos & Videos
Radio Interview: The Impact of the National Genome Project on Pediatrics with Dr. Abdulraof Almadhoob
Instagram video · 5:19 · Available in Arabic only
Television Interview: The National Genome Project Team on Artificial Intelligence in Genomics
YouTube video · 7:30 · Available in Arabic only
A radio interview with Dr. Fatema Al-Marhoon to announce the availability of the genome testing request service through the online portal
YouTube video · 5:51 · Available in Arabic only
Radio Interview: Ms. Amjad Al-Ghanim Discusses the National Genome Plan
Instagram video · 6:42 · Available in Arabic only
Infographics
The inauguration of the Latest Human Genome Sequencing Machine at National Genome Centre
Reviewing the medical and diagnostic reports of the first group of participants in the National Genome Campaign.

