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AIM Congress to kick off on Monday

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April 05, 2025

The UAE is organising the 14th edition of the AIM Congress, set to be held under the theme "Mapping the Future of Global Investment: The New Wave of a Globalised Investment Landscape - Towards a New Balanced World Structure". The event will take place from 7th to 9th April at ADNEC Centre Abu Dhabi.

AIM Congress to kick off on Monday

Presidents of countries, more than 60 ministers and central-bank governors, 30 city mayors, 1,250 speakers, 16 global financial market representatives, and 600 exhibitors have confirmed their participation in AIM Congress 2025, which shows the congress's significance as a leading global investment platform and underscores the UAE's prominent position on the global investment map.

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