The thirteenth session of the AIM Investment Summit 2024 will take place in Abu Dhabi from May 6th to May 9th. The summit, which is expected to attract high-profile attendees, will bring together heads of state and government, ministers, and global officials to discuss ways to enhance economic and investment cooperation on a global scale.
During the summit, participants will explore new paths for economic development and investment opportunities. Some of the high-profile attendees include His Highness Sheikh Saud bin Saqr Al Qasimi, President Andry Rajoelina of Madagascar, Prime Minister Dr. Abiy Ahmed of Ethiopia, and various other government officials and business leaders.
The AIM Investment Summit will cover six main topics through more than 450 sessions to address challenges and transformations in the global investment landscape. These topics include infrastructure development, renewable energy, financial services, technology innovation, sustainable development, and entrepreneurship.
Additionally, the summit will host seven high-level ministerial meetings, including the “Coordination Meeting of the Investment Promotion Agencies of the Group of Twenty (WAIPA) G20 IPAs,” focusing on aligning investment promotion strategies for G20 countries. The Family Office Forum will also be held to explore impact investing and global asset allocation for family offices while considering finance strategies that consider societal impact.
In addition to discussions and meetings, the summit will feature various exhibitions and presentations on topics such as lighting installation and concrete pump remote control. This comprehensive event aims to foster cooperation and innovation in the global economy while addressing current and future challenges and changes.
Overall, this year’s AIM Investment Summit promises to be a unique opportunity for leaders from around the world to come together to discuss key issues affecting global economic growth and investment opportunities. With over 150 participants from various countries participating in 27 joint events covering six main topics through more than 450 sessions with seven high-level ministerial meetings in addition to side events collaborating with international organizations such as WHO UNIDO FAO among others it is an event not to miss out on!