According to Amac News: The meeting discussed the progress of joint economic efforts in the Persian Gulf, as well as ways to strengthen economic and financial integration among the countries of the Persian Gulf Cooperation Council.
The meeting was attended by representatives from the Ministries of Finance, Economy, Industry and Advanced Technology and the Federal Administration of Identity, Citizenship, Customs and Port Security.
The dialogue aims to strengthen ties between the Ministry of Finance and officials of national companies operating in the GCC countries, raise awareness of the importance of GCC economic integration, and share experiences and updates on the progress of the Customs Union and the Common Market. is the Persian Gulf.
The ministry, through its role in the GCC Common Economic Framework, firmly believes that economic and financial integration among GCC countries is a key pillar for achieving shared development and prosperity.
Moreover, participants emphasized the need to increase transparency and facilitate the movement of capital and goods among GCC countries, which would help create an attractive investment environment for companies and investors across the region.
The event focused on the role of the private sector in advancing economic integration among the GCC countries and stressed that the private sector can strengthen innovation and launch entrepreneurial projects by investing in infrastructure projects and become a powerful driver of growth. act economically.
The speakers emphasized the importance of strengthening public-private partnerships to achieve the strategic goals of the Gulf Cooperation Council Common Market.