Reshaping Middle East Economies

With 100 million youth entering the workforce in the next decade, now is the time to shape the Middle East's future economic development. Against a complex economic backdrop, leading policymakers share how they are guiding the region towards a vision of sustainable and inclusive growth, powered by vibrant and diversified economies.
H.E. Mohammed Aljadaan, Minister of Finance, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, H.E. Muhammad Sulaiman Al Jasser, Chairman, Islamic Development Bank Group, H.E. Ali bin Ahmed Al-Kuwari, Minister of Finance, State of Qatar, H.E. Dr. Hala H. Elsaid, Minister of Planning & Economic Development, Arab Republic of Egypt discuss with Joumanna Bercetche, Anchor, Bloomberg Television.
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Thanks Bloomberg&Omnify For The Sponsor Of Qatar Economic Forum 2024!

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It's interesting effort and their strategy to holistic developments effort we are searching the real mediators for global peace and harmony so in current situations the GCC can take a initiative role to maintain peace in middle East, European region, Red Sea supply chain obstacles and the conforntation between NATO and Russia and their alliance..hope the GCC work on it

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Very interesting

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This is really encourage how much effort & concern they're putting into their country development, stability & maintenance. I much adore their ways, stategies, problem solving & so on. Looking forward to qatar future

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I was supposed to design 2 monster 200 bill usd cities in Qatar....

[@jose98937]

yet here you are!

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Lica cari i sediri i pelukis pelan tu mane²negara i boleh tawarkan terus seluruh ye tu

[@jose98937]

A few Arab countries have gotten a bit high by Petrodollars on a few fantasy projects. yet useless global function. BTW Mr Qatar, your glamourous paid fooball show finished. Did you go back and contact the families of 6500 people who died and nearly 100,000 injured slave workers on your projects to thank their souls and apologize to their families.... ?!