Dubai will play host to the IMF Regional Economic Outlook for the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) on Thursday, May 1, from 11 AM to 1 PM at The Atrium, DIFC. The event will bring together an influential mix of economists, policymakers, and business leaders to discuss the latest economic developments, challenges, and opportunities in the MENA region.
As the region continues to navigate an evolving economic landscape, the discussion will center on key issues like economic diversification, the ongoing concerns over inflation, and the burgeoning investment prospects in Fintech, renewable energy, and other emerging sectors. Experts will highlight the importance of diversifying economies, particularly as many MENA countries strive to reduce their dependency on oil revenues and foster innovation and sustainable growth.
The forum will also provide a platform to explore how the private sector, alongside government initiatives, can unlock further opportunities, promote job creation, and support economic stability across the region.
Participants will have the chance to engage in discussions, share insights, and network with influential leaders from various industries. This event promises to provide valuable insights for investors, entrepreneurs, and professionals keen on understanding the dynamics shaping the MENA economy.
The DIFC, one of Dubai’s leading financial districts, offers an ideal venue for such a critical discussion, reflecting the emirate’s position as a regional hub for finance, innovation, and business development.
