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Emirates 24/7
11-02-2025
- Business
- Emirates 24/7
Hamdan bin Mohammed attends 4th Arab Meeting for Young Leaders
H.H. Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Crown Prince of Dubai, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Defence of the UAE, and Chairman of The Executive Council of Dubai, attended the fourth edition of the Arab Meeting for Young Leaders. Held as part of the World Governments Summit 2025, the event brought together Arab youth ministers, decision-makers, outstanding young talents, and leaders of youth organisations. The meeting, held under the theme of 'Made in the Arab World: Arab Identity, Global Impact,' was held under the patronage of H.H. Sheikh Theyab bin Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Deputy Chairman of the Presidential Court for Development and Fallen Heroes' Affairs, and Chairman of the Arab Youth Centre; in the presence of H.H. Sheikh Rashid bin Humaid Al Nuaimi, Vice Chairman of the Centre; alongside Arab youth ministers, leaders of youth empowerment organisations, and a distinguished group of young professionals from representing sectors. Accompanying H.H. Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed were Omar bin Sultan Al Olama, Minister of State for Artificial Intelligence, Digital Economy, and Remote Work Applications; and Dr. Sultan bin Saif Miftah Al Neyadi, Minister of State for Youth Affairs and Vice Chairman of the Arab Youth Centre. The meeting reviewed key initiatives and projects designed to empower young people and expand their opportunities in future industries. Discussions emphasised the role of manufacturing, innovation, and entrepreneurship as drivers of sustainable development and youth competitiveness at both regional and global levels. Joint Arab projects in capacity-building, talent development, and investment in youth potential were also explored. The agenda included strategies for turning regional challenges into opportunities by amplifying youth voices, engaging them in decision-making and policy development, and sharing best practices tailored to match the needs of Arab communities. The deliberations centred around strengthening cultural identity, deepening engagement with the Arabic language, and upholding values of humanity and responsible citizenship. Interactive discussions and expert-led sessions examined ways to enhance youth participation in the private sector and entrepreneurship. The meeting also underscored the importance of supporting local products, promoting an industrial culture, and positioning youth as a driving force behind industrial development in the Arab world to achieve global levels of competitiveness. Additionally, findings from the Arab Youth Competitiveness Index were unveiled, alongside key insights from preparatory meetings that brought together representatives from across the Arab world and diverse youth organisations. Organised by the Arab Youth Center in partnership with the World Governments Summit, the Arab Meeting for Young Leaders serves as an annual platform connecting young minds with decision-makers to explore innovative solutions. It enhances Arab youth competitiveness, empowers them to shape their future, and strengthens their role in driving national economies. The meeting also fosters collaboration between governments, the private sector, and academic institutions, ensuring youth have access to opportunities that unlock their full potential and enable them to contribute to the knowledge and digital economy. Follow Emirates 24|7 on Google News.
Gulf Business
10-02-2025
- Business
- Gulf Business
World Governments Summit 2025 kicks off in Dubai
Image: WAM/ X The 'Shaping Future Governments' . Day Zero will feature a series of key forums, including the Arab Fiscal Forum, the Arab Meeting for Young Leaders, and the Young Arab Leaders Forum, with wide participation from prominent officials, visionaries, decision-makers, and a host of international organisations. World Governments Summit: More than 30 heads of state in the UAE The 12th edition of the World Governments Summit is seeing record international participation, with over 30 heads of state and government, more than 80 international and regional organisations, and global institutions, alongside 140 government delegations. The event will also host thought leaders and experts who will discuss major global trends in more than 200 interactive sessions featuring over 300 global speakers. Additionally, over 30 ministerial meetings and roundtables will take place, attended by more than 400 ministers. 21 Forums. One Vision. A better future for humanity requires meticulous planning. At the — World Governments Summit (@WorldGovSummit) Among the standout events on 'Day Zero' is the 9th Arab Fiscal Forum, jointly organised by the Arab Monetary Fund (AMF), the International Monetary Fund (IMF), and the Ministry of Finance. This year's forum will focus on designing efficient and equitable fiscal policies to address debt vulnerabilities and future challenges amidst tighter financing constraints. Topics covered will include subsidy reforms, tax administration, and public sector enterprise reforms. The forum's opening session features speakers such as Mohamed Al Hussaini, Minister of State for Financial Affairs in the UAE; Kristalina Georgieva, MD of the Other discussions at the forum, which will be attended by Arab ministers of finance and governors of central banks, will focus on macroeconomic developments, fiscal policy design in the face of mounting debt pressures, fiscal policy and climate resilience, and revamping tax systems for structural economic changes. Image: World Governments Summit Arab Meeting for Young Leaders Also on Day Zero is the Arab Meeting for Young Leaders, a collaborative platform for decision-makers and Arab youth. This meeting emphasizes youth engagement, with involvement at every stage, from preparation to participation. The meeting is hosted in collaboration with the Arab Youth Centre and supported by both local and regional governmental and non-governmental partners. Sessions at the meeting will explore topics such as the Arab Youth Competitiveness Index, The Vision of the League of Arab States, The Art of Etiquette: An Arab Perspective, The Last Drop of Oil: Seizing Opportunities, and Made in the Arab World. Additionally, the Young Arab Leaders Forum will take place on Day Zero, offering a dynamic platform to empower the next generation of Arab innovators and professionals. The forum focuses on fostering entrepreneurship, leadership, and professional growth through mentorship programs, educational initiatives, and insights from prominent Arab leaders. Topics include preparing young leaders for a new world, the economic state of the Arab world, and the role of young leaders in planning and management at senior leadership levels, with a focus on entrepreneurship, sports, arts, culture, and beyond.
Hi Dubai
10-02-2025
- Business
- Hi Dubai
World Governments Summit 2025 Kicks Off in Dubai with Record International Participation
Dubai is set to host the 12th edition of the World Governments Summit (WGS) from February 10 to 13, 2025, under the theme 'Shaping Future Governments.' Day Zero, which begins tomorrow, will feature a series of high-profile forums, including the Arab Fiscal Forum, the Arab Meeting for Young Leaders, and the Young Arab Leaders Forum. The summit is witnessing unprecedented global participation, with over 30 heads of state, 140 government delegations, 80 international and regional organizations, and more than 300 speakers set to participate in over 200 interactive sessions. Notably, 30 ministerial meetings and roundtables will be held, with over 400 ministers in attendance. The Arab Fiscal Forum, co-organized by the Arab Monetary Fund (AMF), the International Monetary Fund (IMF), and the UAE Ministry of Finance, will address key issues such as debt vulnerabilities, fiscal policy reforms, and climate resilience. The forum's opening session will feature notable speakers, including Mohamed Al Hussaini, Kristalina Georgieva, and Dr. Fahad Al Turki. The Arab Meeting for Young Leaders aims to empower Arab youth by fostering collaboration between decision-makers and young leaders. Hosted in partnership with the Arab Youth Centre, the meeting will tackle topics such as Arab youth competitiveness and the opportunities within the region. Additionally, the Young Arab Leaders Forum will focus on leadership, entrepreneurship, and mentorship, preparing the next generation of Arab innovators for the future. Sessions will explore the role of young leaders in various sectors, including business, sports, and culture. WGS 2025 is set to provide a unique platform for shaping the future of governance and leadership in the Arab world and beyond. News Source: Emirates News Agency
Emirates 24/7
10-02-2025
- Business
- Emirates 24/7
Day Zero of World Governments Summit 2025 kicks off tomorrow
Tomorrow, Monday 10th February, marks Day Zero of the World Governments Summit 2025, which takes place in Dubai and runs until 13th February under the theme 'Shaping Future Governments'. Day Zero will feature several key forums, including the Arab Fiscal Forum, the Arab Meeting for Young Leaders and the Young Arab Leaders Forum, amidst wide participation from prominent officials, visionaries, decision makers and a host of international organisations. The 12th edition of the World Governments Summit is seeing record international participation, featuring over 30 heads of state and government, more than 80 international and regional organisations and global institutions, 140 government delegations alongside thought leaders and experts discussing major global trends during more than 200 interactive sessions featuring over 300 global speakers. The Summit will also host over 30 ministerial meetings and roundtables attended by more than 400 ministers. The 9th Arab Fiscal Forum, jointly organised by the Arab Monetary Fund (AMF), the International Monetary Fund (IMF), and the Ministry of Finance, will focus on designing efficient and equitable fiscal policies to address debt vulnerabilities and future challenges amid tighter financing constraints. Key topics include subsidy reforms, tax administration, and public sector enterprise reforms. Speakers at the forum's opening session include Mohamed Al Hussaini, Minister of State for Financial Affairs in the UAE; Kristalina Georgieva, Managing Director of the International Monetary Fund; Dr. Fahad Al Turki, Director-General and Chairman of the Board of the Arab Monetary Fund. Other sessions at the forum, attended by Arab ministers of finance and governors of central banks, will address the Macroeconomic Developments and Implications for Fiscal Position; Options for Fiscal Policy Design in the Face of Mounting Debt Pressures, Fiscal Policy and Climate Resilience, and Revamping Tax Systems for Large Structural Economic Change. Day Zero will also feature the Arab Meeting for Young Leaders, a shared platform for collaboration between decision-makers and Arab youth, that is characterised by its extensive engagement of youth in all phases, including preparation, implementation, attendance, and participation. The meeting is hosted in collaboration with the Arab Youth Centre, and is supported by governmental and non-governmental partners, both local and regional, who believed in the idea and trusted the youth. Sessions at the meeting include Arab Youth Competitiveness Index: Thriving in a Rapidly Changing World, The Vision of the League of Arab States, The Art of Etiquette: An Arab Perspective, The Last Drop of Oil: Seizing Opportunities, Made in the Arab World among others. The Young Arab Leaders Forum also takes place on Day Zero of the WGS 2025. A dynamic platform dedicated to empowering the next generation of Arab innovators and professionals, this forum focuses on fostering entrepreneurship, leadership, and professional growth by leveraging mentorship programmes, educational initiatives, and insights from prominent Arab leaders to prepare youth for the challenges of tomorrow. Sessions at the forum will address topics like preparing young leaders for a new world, and the economic state of the Arab world. It will examine the status of Arab leaderships in entrepreneurship, sport, arts and culture among other fields, while discussing the role of young leaders in planning and management at senior leadership positions. Follow Emirates 24|7 on Google News.
Zawya
10-02-2025
- Business
- Zawya
Day Zero of World Governments Summit 2025 kicks off on Monday
DUBAI: Tomorrow, Monday 10th February, marks Day Zero of the World Governments Summit 2025, which takes place in Dubai and runs until 13th February under the theme 'Shaping Future Governments'. Day Zero will feature several key forums, including the Arab Fiscal Forum, the Arab Meeting for Young Leaders and the Young Arab Leaders Forum, amidst wide participation from prominent officials, visionaries, decision makers and a host of international organisations. The 12th edition of the World Governments Summit is seeing record international participation, featuring over 30 heads of state and government, more than 80 international and regional organisations and global institutions, 140 government delegations alongside thought leaders and experts discussing major global trends during more than 200 interactive sessions featuring over 300 global speakers. The Summit will also host over 30 ministerial meetings and roundtables attended by more than 400 ministers. The 9th Arab Fiscal Forum, jointly organised by the Arab Monetary Fund (AMF), the International Monetary Fund (IMF), and the Ministry of Finance, will focus on designing efficient and equitable fiscal policies to address debt vulnerabilities and future challenges amid tighter financing constraints. Key topics include subsidy reforms, tax administration, and public sector enterprise reforms. Speakers at the forum's opening session include Mohamed Al Hussaini, Minister of State for Financial Affairs in the UAE; Kristalina Georgieva, Managing Director of the International Monetary Fund; Dr. Fahad Al Turki, Director-General and Chairman of the Board of the Arab Monetary Fund. Other sessions at the forum, attended by Arab ministers of finance and governors of central banks, will address the Macroeconomic Developments and Implications for Fiscal Position; Options for Fiscal Policy Design in the Face of Mounting Debt Pressures, Fiscal Policy and Climate Resilience, and Revamping Tax Systems for Large Structural Economic Change. Day Zero will also feature the Arab Meeting for Young Leaders, a shared platform for collaboration between decision-makers and Arab youth, that is characterised by its extensive engagement of youth in all phases, including preparation, implementation, attendance, and participation. The meeting is hosted in collaboration with the Arab Youth Centre, and is supported by governmental and non-governmental partners, both local and regional, who believed in the idea and trusted the youth. Sessions at the meeting include Arab Youth Competitiveness Index: Thriving in a Rapidly Changing World, The Vision of the League of Arab States, The Art of Etiquette: An Arab Perspective, The Last Drop of Oil: Seizing Opportunities, Made in the Arab World among others. The Young Arab Leaders Forum also takes place on Day Zero of the WGS 2025. A dynamic platform dedicated to empowering the next generation of Arab innovators and professionals, this forum focuses on fostering entrepreneurship, leadership, and professional growth by leveraging mentorship programmes, educational initiatives, and insights from prominent Arab leaders to prepare youth for the challenges of tomorrow. Sessions at the forum will address topics like preparing young leaders for a new world, and the economic state of the Arab world. It will examine the status of Arab leaderships in entrepreneurship, sport, arts and culture among other fields, while discussing the role of young leaders in planning and management at senior leadership positions.
