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Investopia 2025 proposes strategy to capitalize on new

economy sectors investments

• Emphasis on accelerating investments in sustainable projects across
public and private sectors

• Mechanisms identified to manage and adapt to economic risks,

ensuring the resilience of economies to face future disruptions.

• Focus on vital role technology and innovation plays in urbanisation
projects to support sustainable economic and social development.

The fourth edition of the global financial event Investopia 2025, hosted in the
United Arab Emirates closed with a signing that established 24 partnership

agreements and MOUs, including six agreements under the startup intiative
Future100.

The event featured over 100 speakers, including government leaders investors,
business leaders, and decision-makers,from 20 countries, with an attendance
exceeding 3,000 participants.

Under the theme Harnessing MegaForces, the conference aimed to stimulate
business communities to invest and expand in new economy sectors, while
highlighting emerging financial trends across the Middle East, Asia and
Africa. Mechanisms to manage economic risks and enhance resilience for
future disruptions, including pandemics were considered.

Held under the patronage of His Highness Sheikh Mansour bin Zayed Al

Nahyan, UAE Vice President, Deputy Prime Minister, and Chairman of the
Presidential Court, Investopia 2025 hosted 51 panel discussions and 15
roundtable meetings. Participants stressed the importance of accelerating
investments in new and sustainable economy sectors and enhancing trade
partnerships to counter geopolitical shifts. They also highlighted the need to
utilize financial resources and funding to bridge investment gaps in circular

economy models.

The sessions addressed ways to support entrepreneurs and startups, explored
structural reforms and economic diversification, and emphasized precious metal
investment protection and portfolio diversification to mitigate future risks.
Discussions also covered the global debt crisis management, the impact of