Oman eyes tourism, tech as it seeks emerging market status
Oman’s Muscat Stock Exchange is preparing for up to three IPOs in 2026 as part of efforts to boost listings and pursue emerging market status.
Working with the Oman Investment Authority, the bourse aims to bring new sectors like tourism and information technology to market, with companies such as Oman India Fertiliser considering IPOs.
Fundraising has slowed this year after a record $2.5 billion in 2023, but the government is offering incentives such as tax waivers and priority in tenders to attract private firms, the exchange’s CEO, Haitham Al Salmi, told Bloomberg.
The planned merger of Oman’s Sohar International Bank and Ahli Bank is seen as crucial to market capitalization, though the exchange is also exploring consolidation or group listings as alternatives.
“We understand how important this merger is, but we also have Plan B and C,” Al Salmi said.
The Daily Circuit: Sheikh Tahnoon negotiates AI pact + Chips in Saudi
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Today in The Daily Circuit, we’re looking at the latest IPOs on the Saudi Tadawul, a new chip hub in Riyadh, Oman Investment Authority’s surging assets and a fifth Football League Trophy for Man City — if club Chairman Khaldoon Al Mubarak has his way. But first, the UAE’s powerbrokers rub elbows with Obama.
UAE National Security Advisor Sheikh Tahnoon bin Zayed concluded a three-day trip to Washington, D.C. on Wednesday as the UAE and U.S. look to nail down a common policy framework that protects intellectual property and data. Amid increasing commercial activity between the two countries on advanced technology, artificial intelligence is among the fastest-growing areas of bilateral commerce, the UAE Embassy to the U.S. noted in a summary of Sheikh Tahnoon’s visit.
The relationship is a two-way street: more than $1 trillion is currently invested by the UAE in the U.S.economy, with significant backing from Emirati funds in semiconductors, AI, space and clean energy. UAE Ambassador to the U.S. Yousef Al Otaiba called the U.S. “our partner of choice” on AI development with “ambitious plans to do even more.”
Sheikh Tahnoon, who is the brother of UAE President Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed and chairman of sovereign wealth funds Abu Dhabi Investment Authority and ADQ, met with former President Barack Obama on Wednesday to discuss joint efforts to use technology to improve education.
He also met with his counterpart Jake Sullivan on Tuesday and held discussions with Secretary of Commerce Gina Raimondo, a key figure in Microsoft’s $1.5 billion investment in G42. Others who met with Sheikh Tahnoon included Deputy Secretary of State Kurt Campbell; Deputy Secretary of the Treasury Wally Adeyemo, Director of National Intelligence Avril Haines; Principal Deputy National Security Advisor Jon Finer; and Special Presidential Coordinator for Global Infrastructure and Energy Security Amos Hochstein. Also, White House Coordinator for the Middle East and North Africa Brett McGurk; Assistant Secretary of State for Near Eastern Affairs Barbara Leaf, Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Middle East Policy Dan Shapiro; Senator Chris Coons (D-DE) and Senator Mark Warner (D-VA).
Traveling with Sheikh Tahnoon were UAE Minister of Investment Mohamed Alsuwaidi; Executive Affairs Authority Chairman and Mubadala Investment Co. CEO Khaldoon Al Mubarak; Supreme Council for National Security Secretary-General Ali Al Shamsi; National Emergency Crisis and Disaster Management Authority Chairman Ali Al Neyadi and G42 CEO Peng Xiao, who is a member of the Artificial Intelligence and Advanced Technology Council.
In a banner year for raising funds on Saudi Arabia’s Tadawul stock exchange, the latest candidate to make preparations for going public is Arabian Oud, a 42-year-old perfume retailer that operates 1,200 stores in 37 countries. The Dubai-based company recently hired two banks, Emirates NBD Capital and SNB Capital, to start arrangements for an IPO in Riyadh, Bloomberg reports. Details such as timing and valuation are still under discussion and subject to change, the news agency said. A share sale for Arabian Oud would come at a fertile time for deals in Saudi Arabia. Four recent IPOs in the kingdom drew a combined $176 billion in institutional investor orders. Saudi Aramco, meanwhile, started a $12 billion secondary share sale on Sunday while Saudi healthcare group Dr. Soliman Abdel Kader Fakeeh Hospital Co. raised $91 billion as it started trading this week. And Saudi Arabia’s Leaf Global Environmental Services, which is offering 30% of its share capital in an IPO has set the final price at 50 riyals ($13.33) per share, potentially raising SAR 75 million ($20 million).
CHIPPY MOVE
Saudi Arabia has launched a new strategy to become a hub for semiconductor design as part of the kingdom’s plan to diversify its oil-focused economy. The National Semiconductor Hub will look to back and develop semiconductor companies that can design new chips with a $266 million initial capitalization, saying on Wednesday that it wants to attract 50 firms to Saudi Arabia by 2030. The hub will focus on simple chips to start — not the advanced chips that power generative artificial intelligence and military technology, Bloomberg reported. Plans for the chip hub come as more AI startups are setting up shop in the kingdom, lured by incentives and the possibility of lucrative government deals, The Circuit reports.
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Mubadala: Hakluyt Capital, the investment arm of a strategic advisory firm started by former MI6 intelligence officers, has raised its first venture capital fund with the Abu Dhabi sovereign wealth fund among its backers, surpassing a target of $50 million, Bloomberg reports. Meanwhile, Austrian content management software firm Storkblok raised $80 million in a Series C funding round with participation from asset management unit Mubadala Capital and Highland Europe as well as participation from existing investors like 3VC and venture capital arm Mubadala Ventures. And China-headquartered polysilicon manufacturer GCL Tech has partnered with MDC Power, a unit of Mubadala Investment Co., to build a polysilicon factory, a material commonly used in semiconductor chips and solar panels, in the UAE.
Oman Investment Authority: Oman’s sovereign wealth fund recorded a 9.95% return in 2023, compared to 8.80% in 2022, as its total assets under management surged by more than OMR1 billion ($2.6 billion) to reach OMR19.24 billion ($50 billion) last year, according to the fund’s annual report released this week.
Mumtalakat: The Bahraini sovereign wealth fund said it has formed a strategic partnership with Abu Dhabi’s Mubadala-backed M42 Group to launch an Amana Healthcare facility in Bahrain that provides medical, pharmaceutical and other health services.
Public Investment Fund: The board of NEOM, the futuristic mega-project backed by the Saudi sovereign wealth fund, has unveiled Magna, a consolidation of a dozen tourism destinations along the Gulf of Aqaba comprising 15 luxury hotels and 2,500 residences.
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⛳ Baghdad Birdie: Eagle Hills, a UAE real estate development company founded by property investor Mohammed Alabbar, bought land in Baghdad to build a $1.5 billion golf real estate project. The Iraqi development will feature a world-class golf course, high-end residential neighborhoods, a five-star hotel, and a health spa.
⛽ LNG Plant: The Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (ADNOC) has invited India to buy a stake in its planned liquefaction terminal for producing liquified natural gas, the Mint financial daily reports.
🌐 Teaching Tech: German software giant SAP said it will pay $1.5 billion in cash to acquire WalkMe, an Israel startup that developed a platform for helping companies adopt digital technologies.
🤖 Bot Funds: UAE artificial intelligence startup qeen.ai has raised $2.2 million led by Wamda Capital, with participation from international and regional investors, including 10x Founders, Aditum and Dara Holdings, along with Jabbar Group, Phaze Ventures and Eureka 460.
🚢 Kingdom Cargo: Saudi Arabia has signed a deal to establish a logistics zone in the port of Djibouti, expanding its presence in Africa. The contract was signed by Hassan Al-Huwaizi, president of the Federation of Saudi Chambers, and Aboubaker Omar Hadi, chairman of Djibouti Ports and Free Zones Authority.
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💱 Digital Cash: Saudi Arabia has joined the cross-border trial backed by China of a central bank digital currency, in what could hasten a reduced role in the oil market for the U.S. dollar.
🛍️ Not Buying: U.K. fund managers have warned that investors will “struggle to support” fashion company Shein’s potential blockbuster flotation in London over concerns about its alleged treatment of workers, the Financial Times reports.
🔋 Green Deal: Masdar, the alternative energy company jointly owned by Mubadala, ADQ’s TAQA and ADNOC, is exploring the use of a natural gas corridor from Azerbaijan to Europe for green hydrogen, The National reports.
🖥️ Federal Probe: The U.S. Federal Trade Commission has opened an investigation of Microsoft’s March deal with artificial intelligence startup Inflection AI in order to avoid a government antitrust review of the transaction, the Wall Street Journal reports.
💺 Chinese Partner: Abu Dhabi-based Etihad Airways has formed a joint venture with China Eastern Airlines that includes coordinating flights and sharing revenues on selected routes.
🚢 Port Call: A consortium of Saudi investors signed a contract on Wednesday to establish the Saudi Logistics City in a free zone at the Port of Djibouti, with factories, warehouses and other industrial facilities in the complex.
🛫 Fasten Seatbelts: Delta Air Lines will resume flights to Israel on Friday after suspending the New York-Tel Aviv route because of the war in Gaza. United Airlines will start flying to Israel again on Sunday.
⛽ Power Move: A senior Bank of America dealmaker is relocating from London to Dubai amid surging energy deal activity in the Middle East, Bloomberg reports.
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Sheikh Khaled bin Mohamed bin Zayed, Crown Prince of Abu Dhabi and Chairman of the Abu Dhabi Executive Council, held a meeting with Blackstone CEO Stephen Schwarzman in the UAE capital on Wednesday to discuss investment opportunities. Also attending the meeting were Ahmed Jasim Al Zaabi, Chairman of the Abu Dhabi Department of Economic Development; Saif Saeed Ghobash, Secretary General of the Abu Dhabi Executive Council; and Waleed Al Mokarrab Al Muhairi, Deputy Group CEO of Mubadala Investment Company.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky traveled to Qatar on Wednesday to meet with Emir Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani and promote a summit meeting of international leaders planned for June 15-16 to discuss a solution to the Russia-Ukraine war.
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UAE Energy Minister Suhail Al Mazrouei sought to reaffirm the country’s commitment to OPEC+, telling a panel in the Russian city of St. Petersburg on Thursday that “UAE has been committed to this group, committed to the consumers and the market.”
Manchester City Chairman Khaldoon Al Mubarak said the English Premier League club would “absolutely” be targeting five titles in a row, after its historic four-title streak was cemented with a 3-1 win over West Ham United last month. “I remember just going down to the pitch and just telling almost everybody that I saw, ‘Excellent. Fantastic result. We’re so proud. But now we’re going for five in a row,” Al Mubarak, who is also CEO of Mubadala Investment Co., said.
U.K. Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has put forward JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon and former Google Chair Eric Schmidt for U.K. honors, the Financial Times reports.
David Rubenstein, Co-Founder and Co-Chairman of Carlyle, shared a light moment with Mohammed Alardhi, the Executive Chairman of Bahrain-headquartered Investcorp, at SuperReturn International Berlin on Wednesday, asking him if he could take over control of a passenger plane in an emergency situation. “I will but the landing may be hard for them,” Alardhi, a former fighter-pilot, joked. He returned fire on the new owner of the Baltimore Orioles, quipping “Talking about these things, it’s also dangerous to buy a baseball team.”
Oneworld CEO Nat Pieper told Bloomberg that the global airline group led by American Airlines and British Airways is planning to launch a tech platform which will allow passengers to check-in one time across different carriers, speaking on the sidelines of the IATA annual meeting in Dubai on Monday.
🎶 Culture Circuit
🛎️ New Edition: The Edition, the Marriott-owned hotel concept dreamed up by Studio 54 creator Ian Schrager, has opened its first hotel in Saudi Arabia. The five-star Jeddah Edition, on the city’s glittering Corniche, embodies the brand’s signature understated aesthetic and laid-back vibes, The National reports in the first review of the property. The 52 spacious rooms and 11 suites boast views of the F1 Grand Prix Circuit and the Jeddah Yacht Club & Marina.
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Sheikh Tahnoon bin Zayed meets former U.S. President Barack Obama on Wednesday during his visit to Washington. The pair discussed advancing global education initiatives through technology, fostering scientific progress and providing lasting benefits for future generations, Sheikh Tahnoon said on Twitter. (Photo: Sheikh Tahnoon bin Zayed / Twitter)
🗓️ Circuit Calendar
June 5-6, Hong Kong: Greenwich Economic Forum. A convening of global thought leaders in finance, business, government, and media. HKEX Connect Hall.
June 11-13, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil: Future Investment Initiative Priority Summit. Saudi Public Investment Fund holds FII conference for first time in Latin America. Copacabana Palace.
June 16-18, Across MENA: Eid Al Adha. Government offices and businesses are closed throughout the region for the Islamic holiday. Dates are subject to sighting of the moon by state religious committees in each country.
June 22-23, New York City: Mubadala New York Sail Grand Prix. Flying catamarans compete at SailGP’s two-day racing festival in New York Harbor. Governors Island.
June 23-26, National Harbor, Maryland: SelectUSA Investment Summit. The highest profile event in the U.S. to facilitate business investment by connecting thousands of investors, companies, economic development organizations and industry experts to make deals. Gaylord National Resort and Convention Center.
July 15-26, Granada, Spain: ADIA Lab International Summer School. A course of lectures and case studies to explore the critical role of trust and safety in AI, examining the ethical, technical and societal implications of AI applications. University of Granada.
The Daily Circuit: Abu Dhabi’s driverless racing league + ADQ launches tech fund with Oman
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Today in The Daily Circuit, we’re looking at the various ways Neom is attracting foreign investors, a proposed share price for the Spinney’s IPO, a new tech-focused fund rolled out by ADQ and the Oman Investment Authority and why the EU has opened its arms to Gulf tourists. But first, over to the track.
There will be no Max Verstappen or Fernando Alonso in the driver’s seat at races taking place at the Yas Marina Circuit in Abu Dhabi this weekend. Indeed, there will be no driver at all. The UAE capital will test the region’s supercar fandom with the launch of a brand-new racing league featuring driverless cars, offering spectators free tickets and hoping for a crowd of 10,000.
The first race for the ASPIRE Abu Dhabi Autonomous Racing League is scheduled for this Saturday, April 27, with eight teams set to compete, including Code19 Racing, one of the first independent autonomous racing teams from the U.S., and Fly Eagle representing Beijing Institute of Technology and the UAE’s Khalifa University. All are vying for a prize pool of $2.25 million.
The teams will use identical race cars from Dallara, adapting software algorithms to teach their cars how to drive and push them to the limit on the circuit. Each car is completely autonomous and the only human intervention allowed at race time is a “kill switch” to bring the vehicle to a stop. Former F1 driver Daniil Kvyat has also accepted the challenge to race head-to-head with one of the autonomous cars, with the engineering teams hoping to get as close as possible to the human lap time.
Faisal Al Bannai, Secretary General of the Advanced Technology Research Council, the government-backed parent entity of the league, and Advisor to the UAE President on research and technology said the new league is aimed at positioning Abu Dhabi as a leading hub for innovation. ASPIRE also has plans for autonomous drone racing and races with off-road buggies and boats.
Neom CEO Nadhmi Al-Nasr will host a phalanx of financiers this week on-site at the futuristic mega-project, as Saudi Arabia looks to drum up fresh funding, Bloomberg reports. The private gathering to show the physical work being done on Neom comes as roadshows — dubbed “Discover Neom” — have sought to court potential investors and collaborators, most recently in Beijing and Shanghai last week. The events include a series of presentations from Neom’s leadership showing construction progress and details of The Line, a 105-mile-long futuristic city, along with industrial district Oxagon; Trojena, Neom’s mountain resort; and Sindalah, a luxury island in the Red Sea that opens to the public later this year.
TOP SHELF
Gulf grocery chain Spinneys may provide some market action amid a broader slowdown for MENA exchanges as the company has set its offer price range for its planned IPO. The offer range has been set between 1.42 dirhams ($0.38) and AED 1.53 per share, implying a market capitalization upon listing on the Dubai Financial Market of between $1.4 billion and $1.5 billion. At the top of the price range, the company will raise $375 million. The final offer price will be determined through a book-building process and is expected to be announced on May 1, the company said in a statement on Tuesday. The IPO subscription period starts today. Shareholder Al Seer Group is selling 900 million shares, equal to a 25% stake. The company operates 75 premium grocery retail supermarkets under the Spinneys, Waitrose and Al Fair brands in the UAE and Oman and is expanding to Saudi Arabia.
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ADQ and Oman Investment Authority: The two Gulf sovereign wealth funds have joined hands to create Jasoor Fund, a $180 million technology-focused fund aimed at investments in Oman’s digital economy and the wider MENA region with a focus on high-growth technology companies.
Public Investment Fund: The PIF is acquiring a majority stake in the tower infrastructure unit of Saudi Telecom Company and merging telco assets to create an entity with a projected annual revenue of $1.3 billion and form “the largest regional company in the telecommunication infrastructure sector,” the fund said in a statement on Monday.
Abu Dhabi Investment Authority: ADIA has hired Brookfield Asset Management’s Julian Thomas as a senior member of its private equity business, Bloomberg reports. Thomas has been heading strategic initiatives in Brookfield’s renewables unit and will join the sovereign wealth fund as head of Americas for its private equities department in the second half of the year, reporting to Jerome Mourgue D’Algue, ADIA’s global head of private equities.
Abu Dhabi Investment Office: Peninsula, an Abu Dhabi-based real estate investment company focused on industrial, logistics and commercial assets, has been granted in-principle approval to operate from Abu Dhabi Global Market, following set-up support from ADIO. Subject to final regulatory approval, Peninsula would become the first internally managed REIT to establish in the ADGM or the wider GCC market.
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🏘️ Hot Property: Shareholders in Dubai developer Emaar Properties approved the board’s proposal for a generous dividend of 50 fils per share, amounting to Dh4.4 billion ($1.2 billion).
🖥️ Computing Power: Abu Dhabi AI firm G42 has picked U.S. technology hardware firm Qualcomm to power its cloud computing offering, Condor AI.
🦈 Baby Shark: Qadreya Al Awadhi, an Emirati entrepreneur and founder of baby food brand Bumblebee Food, secured an investment deal on Shark Tank Dubai.
🧑💻 Capital Boost: The Israel Innovation Authority has launched a $160 million program to encourage institutional investment in VCs supporting Israeli tech companies.
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🛣 Resource Road: Iraq, Turkey, Qatar and the UAE have signed a preliminary deal to cooperate on Iraq’s $17 billion Development Road project, which will link a major commodities port on its southern coast by rail and road to the border with Turkey.
🧑🔧 Shelling Out: Shell and TotalEnergies are among the global energy companies in talks to buy a stake in Adnoc’s Ruwais LNG plant in Abu Dhabi, Bloomberg reports.
🔑 Visa Diplomacy: The EU has announced five-year Schengen visas for Saudi, Omani and Bahraini citizens, in a move that represents a significant strengthening of relations between the EU and Gulf countries.
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UAE President Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed hosted a dinner banquet at Qasr Al Watan in Abu Dhabi in honor of Oman’s Sultan Haitham bin Tariq, as part of his state visit to the UAE on Monday. Among the guests were Sheikh Mansour bin Zayed, UAE Vice President, Deputy Prime Minister and Chairman of the Presidential Court, Sheikh Khaled bin Mohamed, Crown Prince of Abu Dhabi, Sheikh Hamdan bin Zayed, Ruler’s Representative in Al Dhafra Region, and Sheikh Saif bin Zayed, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of the Interior. Also on Monday, Sheikh Mohamed and Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid, UAE Vice President and Ruler of Dubai, attended the Al Nahyan weddings at Qasr Al Mushrif in Abu Dhabi, part of numerous group weddings held across the emirates under the patronage of the Presidential Court. Sheikh Mohamed congratulated the newlyweds and their families and joined the grooms and their families for photos.
Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed, Crown Prince of Dubai and Chairman of Dubai Executive Council, issued a resolution to form a board of directors for the Dubai Foundation for Women and Children, chaired by Ahmed Darwish Al Muhairi.
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Tariq Bin Hendi, Senior Partner at Global Ventures, told Economy Middle East that the UAE’s young population is feeding a rapidly growing entrepreneurial ecosystem, built upon a transparent regulatory framework, which is a “compelling” combination for VC firms.
Alex Marianelli, Director of Supply Chain for the UN World Food Programme, credited the UAE’s financial and logistical support in helping the WFP expand its humanitarian operations in the region at the launch of a new brand identity for International Humanitarian City in Dubai, now known as Dubai Humanitarian, on Monday.
Dr. Salman Khan, Associate Professor of Computer Vision at Mohamed bin Zayed University of Artificial Intelligence in Abu Dhabi, found that green parks in the UAE capital have a cooling effect, highlighting their crucial role in reducing urban heat in a study he conducted with U.S. technology giant IBM.
Hamid AlZaabi, Director-General of the UAE’s Executive Office of Anti-Money Laundering and Counter Terrorism Financing, has drawn attention to the critical role of training to fight financial crime, after Abu Dhabi hosted a workshop for watchdogs from around the region last week.
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🎣 King of Fishing: More than 1,500 anglers and 360 boats took part in the Abu Dhabi Grand Kingfish Championship, one of the most important marine sporting events on the UAE calendar, which finished on Sunday. The three day event, which aims to preserve the heritage of king fishing among Emiratis, saw more than AED1 million ($272,294) in prizes distributed, with the first place prize of AED 200,000 going to Hamad Al Kamali, who caught a 32.69kg whopper.
📅 Ahead on The Circuit
Apr. 23-25, Dubai, UAE: GISEC Global. A forum for furthering the key discussions that are helping to define cyber resilience and connecting the global cybersecurity community. Dubai World Trade Center.
Apr. 25-26, Abu Dhabi, UAE: DriftX. An event for smart, autonomous and sustainable urban mobility across air, land, and sea organized in partnership with the Abu Dhabi Investment Office, Abu Dhabi’s Smart and Autonomous Vehicles Industry (SAVI) cluster and Bayanat. Yas Marina.
Apr. 28-29, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia: World Economic Forum Special Meeting. A gathering of investors, politicians and experts on topics of collaboration, growth and energy for economic development. TBC.
Apr. 29-May 1, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia: Future Hospitality Summit. An international gathering hosted in cities around the world bringing together the most influential hospitality investors and developers. Mandarin Oriental Al Faisaliah.
Apr. 29 – May 5, Abu Dhabi, UAE: Abu Dhabi International Book Fair. A key event for the publishing industry in the Middle East and North Africa. Abu Dhabi National Exhibition Center.
Apr. 30-May 1, Abu Dhabi, UAE: Mobility Live. A conference and exhibition sponsored by the Abu Dhabi transport regulators, gathering disruptive technology developers in transportation and the public sector. Abu Dhabi National Exhibition Center.
Apr. 30-May 1, Abu Dhabi, UAE: Middle East Rail. The leading conference in the region for rail innovation, technology and strategy. Abu Dhabi National Exhibition Center.
May 5-8, Los Angeles: Milken Institute Global Conference. Politicians, financiers, media and philanthropists convene to discuss challenges across themes like innovation and technology, health and medical research, diversity and inclusion. The Beverly Hilton.
May 6-7, Dubai, UAE: Dubai FinTech Summit. The second annual gathering of financial leaders meet to spotlight innovation and discuss disruptions in the industry, organized by the Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC). Madinat Jumeirah.
May 7-9, Abu Dhabi, UAE: AIM Congress. The Annual Investment Meeting will convene inter-governmental leaders, executives, entrepreneurs and policymakers on the theme “Adapting to a Shifting Investment Landscape: Harnessing New Potential for Global Economic Development.” Abu Dhabi National Exhibition Center.
May 13-15, Abu Dhabi, UAE: Abu Dhabi Global Healthcare Week. A conference focusing on investments, and innovation to solve the most important global health challenges. Abu Dhabi National Exhibition Center and Abu Dhabi City.
May. 14-16, Doha, Qatar: Qatar Economic Forum, Powered by Bloomberg. A news-driven event dedicated to global business and investment. This year’s theme is “A World Remade: Navigating the Year of Uncertainty.” Request your invite here. Fairmont & Raffles, Doha.
May 29-31, Marrakech, Morocco: GITEX Africa. The second edition of the biggest tech and startup gathering in Africa. Place Bab Jdid.
