According to Amac News, Sultan bin Saeed Al Mansouri, Chairman of Dubai Chambers of Commerce, said that the organization’s partnership with the World Government Summit reflects its commitment to global economic dialogue, facilitating the exchange of knowledge and experience, and helping to develop innovative solutions for a sustainable business environment.
Al Mansouri will participate in a debate at the summit that will focus on the drivers of economic growth and ways to strengthen cooperation with the global business community.
In addition, he will chair a special session on family businesses, which will include government officials and more than 50 prominent leaders and managers from the world’s top family businesses.
The meeting will address topics such as corporate governance, smooth leadership transitions, and the role of family businesses in job creation and economic growth.
These efforts are in line with Dubai’s ambitious development plans and its commitment to achieving its strategic priorities. These priorities include improving the emirate’s business environment, attracting global companies and investors, facilitating the expansion of local businesses into international markets, advancing Dubai’s digital economy, improving the effectiveness of the legal and regulatory frameworks, and fostering a culture of institutional excellence and customer centricity.
The summit brings together global thought leaders, experts, and decision makers to strengthen international cooperation, develop effective solutions to key global challenges, and shape the policies and models that are essential for the future of governance.
The UAE says this year's World Government Summit will see unprecedented international participation, including the participation of more than 30 heads of state and government, 140 government delegations, as well as more than 80 international and regional organizations. The summit will host 21 global forums in more than 200 sessions. More than 300 speakers, including presidents, ministers, thought leaders and decision-makers, will attend the event, and more than 30 ministerial gatherings and meetings will be held, with more than 400 ministers in attendance.