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UAE set to host major global events in April

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April 01, 2025

ABU DHABI: The United Arab Emirates is set to host a wide range of major conferences, exhibitions, and global events throughout April, reflecting its influential role in shaping the future of several vital sectors regionally and globally.

The events hosted in the UAE are distinguished by broad international participation, further strengthening its position as the world's leading destination for business tourism and international conferences.

AIM Congress 2025Abu Dhabi is preparing to welcome over 25,000 participants, high-level figures, and top global investors during the AIM Investment Summit 2025, taking place from 7to 9 April at ADNEC Abu Dhabi. More than 170 countries have confirmed their participation in the international exhibition held alongside the AIM Summit, which highlights sustainable development projects, the creation of job opportunities, and enhancing collaboration and connectivity among participants.

Emergency and Crisis Management 2025: The National Emergency Crisis and Disasters Management Authority is organising the 8th edition of the World Crisis & Emergency Management Summit 2025, which will take place from 8th to 9th April at ADNEC Abu Dhabi. The authority also announced the organisation of the "Crisis Management Technologies Exhibition" to run in parallel with the summit, aiming to showcase the UAE's leadership in fostering global partnerships, innovation, and the use of advanced technologies, with a focus on joint strategic initiatives that support preparedness and effective crisis response.

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