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the Korean Ministry of Small and Medium Enterprises and Startups. The first agreement
               was signed by Ahmed Hamza, Executive Director of the Free Zone, representing the
               Dubai Multi Commodities Center, and Ganghun. Lee, Vice President of the Korea
               Institute for Startup and Entrepreneurship Development. Abdul Basset Qaid, Head of
               Capital Funding at the Dubai Future District Fund, and Hyung-chul Koo, Senior General
               Manager at KVIC, signed the second MOU.

               The agreement between DMCC and KISED is aimed at providing comprehensive
               support to startups and entrepreneurs and facilitating the exchange of experiences
               between the two parties to achieve mutual benefit and apply best market practices. It
               will also facilitate the entry of UAE startups to Korean markets and vice versa and
               enhance cooperation in new industries such as the entertainment sector, digital games,
               blockchain, and non-fungible token (NFT) technologies.Meanwhile, the agreement
               signed between DFDF and KVIC aims to enhance cooperation between the two parties
               in the field of venture investments, share visions and experiences in  startups, and
               enhance their expansion and global growth, as well as exchange invitations to
               participate in relevant international events.

               The latest MOUs add to the already strong UAE-Korean relations, strengthening their
               strategic partnership in the fields of energy, investment, emerging industry and new
               economy sectors. Moreover, they highlight Investopia’s success in driving investment
               initiatives and projects at the local and global levels and encouraging investors and
               governments to explore various investment and economic opportunities.


               Investopia 2024 brought together a wide array of investors, government
               representatives, entrepreneurs and experts over the two days of the event that took
               place in Abu Dhabi at the end of last February. It served as an ideal platform for
               establishing partnerships and creating investment and cooperation opportunities within
               the sectors of the new economy, as it witnessed the attendance of more than 2,500
               participants, and more than 90 speakers who addressed the latest investment and
               economic trends. These included new strategies in venture capital deals, the growth
               potential of the green economy, new generation investment, and the digital economy,
               tourism, sports and technology sectors.


               The third edition of Investopia (Investopia 2024) ended on a high note after laying out a
               new investment roadmap, particularly for those in the new economic sectors, for the
               business communities, decision-makers, investors and global financial institutions. The
               latest edition of the event discussed key themes surrounding sustainable economic
               development and contributed to strengthening dialogue between the government and
               private sectors to find solutions to the current global economic challenges. The fourth
               edition of Investopia will take place in 26 and 27 February 2025.


               The speakers and panelists at Investopia 2024 highlighted the importance of exploiting
               capital flows in emerging industries in promising markets, and directing global
               investment flows to human capital, infrastructure sector, fintech, clean energy, circular
               and creative economies and health sector and AI.


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