Al-Matiyah Forum Signals a new Dawn for SMEs
Staff Report
Al-Matiyah Forum in Dubai has signaled a new dawn for SMEs due to the huge participation of global investors and entrepreneurs.
It was convened for global investors and entrepreneurs to build economic bridges connecting the Middle East with the world, presenting Dubai as a hub for entrepreneurial activity.
Global investors and entrepreneurs from nearly 50 nations participated to empower national SMEs through diverse cultural exchange and collaboration.
The successful debut of the Al-Matiyah Forum has been successful in setting the stage for SMEs to thrive on a global scale.
This event did not only showcased the UAE as a hub for culture and commerce, poised to foster the development of the next generation of Emirati business leaders but also emphasized Dubai’s strategic importance in the region.
The event signaled a new era of cooperation in global economic partnership.
While expressing the forum’s essence, Dr. Juma Madani, leading Al-Matiyah Investment said it transcends a mere conference.UAE Firm Takes Over Karachi Port Terminal Operations
He said that it’s a gathering of sheikhs, ambassadors, and business leaders worldwide while converging to cultivate a dynamic environment of enterprise and innovation.
It was a significant development that Al-Matiyah Investment entered into a strategic partnership with Petrus Bio Energy Do, a pioneering Brazilian company in sustainable agriculture and energy.
This partnership underscores the forum’s dedication to global expansion and environmental stewardship.
The UAE’s investment climate has once again positioned it as a diverse hub that has attracted a wide array of business talent.
With its economic strength, Dubai has remained at the forefront of the global entrepreneurial scene.
Prominent figures around the world participated in the event and represented countries like the United States, Spain, Brazil, Argentina, Russia, China, India, Egypt, Morocco, Ethiopia, South Africa, Australia, New Zealand, Singapore, Japan, and South Korea.
Each nation had selected top-tier businessmen to participate in Dubai’s vibrant economic landscape Through their ambassadors.