Tokyo Governor to Participate in Fortune Magazine's Summit in Riyadh
Tokyo Governor Yuriko Koike will participate in Fortune magazine's Most Powerful Women International Summit in Riyadh on May 20 and 21, according to Arab News.
During the summit, Koike will speak at the closing main-stage session and also take part in a panel discussion titled 'Leadership: Women in Public Service.'
Themed 'A New Era for Business: Partnering for Global Prosperity,' the conference marks the first international summit in the region for the female leadership franchise.
Promisingly, the event will explore the key factors that shape the worldwide business landscape and tackle how the public and private sectors can collaborate to fuel innovation and growth.
Furthermore, the participants will discuss economic shifts and their business impacts, the deployment of emerging technologies, along with the evolution of the businesses of sports, entertainment, and design.
'Fortune strives to be at the center of new frontiers of global business, and Saudi Arabia is one of those places,' said Anastasia Nyrkovskaya, CEO of Fortune.
In the light of this, Koike will shed light on the central role of female leaders in the public sector. She will also reveal more about Tokyo's promising initiatives for female leaders and government officials.
To advance Saudi-Japanese relations, Koike will held various discussions and talks with representatives of local government agencies.
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