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AIM Congress highlights UAE's key position on global investment map
Gulf Today
|April 07, 2025
The Annual Investment Meeting Congress (AIM Congress) officially commenced with a dynamic series of pre-event workshops, offering in-depth learning, practical tools and valuable networking opportunities across a broad spectrum of economic and technological disciplines.
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The workshops, held under various dedicated portfolios, set the tone for the main congress by delivering hands-on value to participants through real-world applications and expert-led sessions.
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 at 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.
AIM Congress attracts 20,000 participants from 180 countries worldwide to explore the latest trends and developments in the global investment landscape, address current and future challenges, and facilitate impactful collaboration and work together to develop innovative solutions that will promote a balanced, sustainable global economy.
AIM Congress 2025, will feature a diverse range of events, including forums, panel discussions, workshops, high-level meetings, an exhibition, AIM Investment Awards, Startup Pitch Competition, AI World Championship, country investment destination, AIM Business incubator and AIM Investment Fund.
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