The smart vertical farm inside houses is vital for future food security in the Kingdom of Bahrain

GCC countries depend on importing their food needs for various reasons abroad for an extended period. The significant issues that decreased the national food production are the need for more experience in cultivating by using innovative technology and the ease of importing with low international prices for foodstuffs compared to the cost of production. Unfortunately, while the economy began to recover from the harmful effects of the COVID pandemic, this recovery was jeopardized due to the impacts of the invasion of Ukraine by Russia, which increased the global prices of essential commodities. Most notably, surging food prices and oil are straining the fiscal balances of many countries and have raised food production insecurity concerns. The authorities received the impacts of the global changes in the smooth food supply in the few years, which led to the delayed arrival of food to Bahrain. In addition to the rise in shipping prices and insurance on food shipments as warning alerts. This problem alarmed the danger of dependence on relying on foreign countries to provide food for the people of Bahrain. Therefore, specialists should think of unique solutions, and efforts must be combined to find a solution for food security. The research will highlight that the method of providing food security using smart and irregular farms inside houses is vital for future food security in the kingdom of Bahrain.