The 20th Middle East Annual Conference commenced in London yesterday, focusing on financial technology, investment capital, and entrepreneurship. With the theme “Redefining the World Compass,” the event took place at the London Business School.
In his opening speech, François Ortalo-Magné, the Dean of the London Business School, welcomed the attendees and speakers while commending the Middle East Club for organizing the conference. He emphasized that this event aligns with the global ambitions of the London Business School.
Prince Khalid bin Bandar bin Sultan bin Abdulaziz, Saudi Ambassador to the UK stressed in his speech the distinguished bilateral relations between Saudi Arabia and the UK and highlighted the reforms and achievements that have been achieved since the launch of Vision 2030.
The Ambassador underscored Saudi Arabia’s investment power, which has a vital role in fostering a more diversified and sustainable economy. He emphasized how Saudi Arabia’s strategic location, connecting Africa, Asia, and Europe, has contributed to enhancing growth and stability across various sectors.
The conference shed light on the development of pioneering cities currently under construction in Saudi Arabia. One notable project discussed was “The Line,” which prioritizes the well-being of its residents while preserving the surrounding nature, aiming to provide an unprecedented urban living experience.
The Middle East Conference is a platform that brings together experts, thought leaders and decision-makers to exchange ideas, enhance cooperation and shape a framework for the future of the Middle East region, through the diverse agenda and key speakers.
Source: Saudi Press Agency