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        File that highlighted the convergence of technology and creativity as well as the power of art in
        bridging cultural divides and inspiring new ideas.


        Rafaël Rozendaal, one of the renowned artists, said: “SuperBridge offers a unique platform to
        showcase how the digital realm transforms our experience of art and culture. Engaging with
        leaders across disciplines gave me the opportunity to reflect on how my work can bridge gaps
        between technology and human experience, inspiring a broader perspective on how we navigate
        and interpret digital spaces.”


        Another panel discussion titled ‘Rethinking Emerging Markets’ brainstormed on the reasons for
        the reluctance to invest in growth markets finally shifting, and the factors driving this change. The
        session was moderated by Khaled Talhouni, Managing Partner at Nuwa Capital, UAE, with the
        participation of Vanessa Xu, Executive Chairman and CIO of VS Partners, Hong Kong S.A.R;
        Fernando X. Donayre, CEO of Inca Investment (LATAM investment management firm), United
        States; Jalal Gasimov, CEO of PASHA Holding, Azerbaijan, and Charlie Graham Brown, GP,
        Seedstars International Ventures, Switzerland.


        Panel discussions on the first day of the Summit concluded with an active discussion
        titled ‘Unlocking Africa’s Potential,’ which was moderated by Joshin Raghubar, Chairperson of
        iKineo Ventures, UVU Africa and the Inves Group, South Africa. The discussion had Lameen
        Abdul-Malik, Nobel Peace Prize (IAEA) 2005 Laureate and Senior Advisor to Chairman at Roland
        Berger, UAE, Dr. Moustafa Moharram, Chairman, Moharram & Partners, Public Affairs & Strategic
        Communications, Egypt and Thomas Pays, CEO of OZOW, South Africa and Omosalewa
        Adeyemi, Expansion and Partnership at Flutterwave, USA as speakers. The members explored
        how Africa, the world’s least industrialised region, must enhance its manufacturing role in national
        investment and trade by charting a cleaner, resource-efficient pathway that boosts output without
        compromising environmental sustainability. The closing remarks for the first day of the summit
        was given by Sarah Cocker, emcee of the event.

        The final day of the SuperBridge Summit 2024 is anticipated to provide an active platform to
        discuss future developments across various fields, including global finance, green energy, and
        innovation. It will feature a dynamic agenda that includes a ministerial address, panel discussions
        and presentations.

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