Museum of the Future Unveils New Talks, Workshops for May
The Museum of the Future has unveiled a fresh series of talks and workshops for May, reinforcing its role as a leading platform for innovation, education, and future-focused dialogue in the UAE.
Throughout the month, visitors can engage in sessions covering the future of finance, regulation, governance, and wellness. These events aim to bring together thought leaders, specialists, and curious minds for knowledge sharing and forward-thinking discussions.
On 15 May, the museum will host a key panel on the future of digital finance. Held on the 'Future Today' floor, the session will feature leading voices in digital assets, addressing global trends and regulatory developments shaping the UAE's financial future. The talk is open to investors, entrepreneurs, students, and fintech professionals, offering insights into opportunities and challenges in this fast-moving sector.
Renowned historian Dr. Roy Casagranda will return on 22 May with his ongoing lecture series, Lessons from the Past at Museum of the Future . His latest session, Decoding Systems: Exploring Nations and Governance , will explore how political systems evolve over time, linking historical patterns to today's global structures.
To round out the month, a wellness-focused workshop on 25 May will delve into the science of gratitude. This hands-on session will guide participants through meditation and journaling techniques designed to boost mental well-being and reframe daily perspectives through practical, evidence-based tools.
The lineup reflects the museum's growing influence as a catalyst for dialogue and discovery across disciplines.
News Source: Emirates News Agency
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