National companies and the private sector “the largest percentage” of the UAE delegation in “Davos”

The UAE government continues to open more international horizons for national companies and the private sector in the country, by enhancing their representation among delegations participating in major events and events. The participation of major national companies and the private sector within the UAE delegation at the World Economic Forum “Davos” 2025 is witnessing increasing momentum in their representation. Which constitutes the largest percentage of the state delegation.

The 55th session of the World Economic Forum meetings, which began in Davos, Switzerland, on January 20 and will continue until the 24th, also witnesses a busy agenda for the state delegation, including the private sector, with rich sessions and events aimed at introducing the vision of private sector companies in the country and the opportunities of this sector. Which is considered an essential pillar in the sustainability of the growth of the national economy.

This record participation also aims to enhance international partnerships and economic opportunities for Emirati private sector companies, thus opening broader horizons for growth, which is provided by the forum, which is a global platform that annually brings together more than 3,000 leaders, decision-makers, and dignitaries from more than 130 countries. It is considered the event that brings together the largest number of companies in the private sector from different parts of the world in one place.

As part of the forum’s agenda, the Managing Director and Group CEO of Mubadala Investment Company, Khaldoon Khalifa Al Mubarak, participated in a key session entitled “Finding Paths to Economic Growth in Times of Uncertainty.”

Speakers in the session answered questions about the most important steps that leaders can take to deal with today’s economic scene, and how to find paths for economic cooperation at the international level, especially in light of the difficulties the global economy is facing, as 80% of the world’s countries suffer from a slowdown in growth, declining to less than Of the proportions that existed in the decade before the emergence of “Covid-19”, in addition to the world witnessing a tripling of trade barriers more than before.

The Chairman and CEO of DP World Group, Sultan Bin Sulayem, spoke in a session entitled “India’s Economic Blueprint.”

The session reviewed how India benefited from its new economic action plan and to what extent this model can continue to advance global growth, as India is one of the fastest growing major economies in the world, as it achieved growth of more than 8% last year, and this has been strengthened. Growth thanks to a focus on encouraging local innovation and start-ups in technology and manufacturing, which represents a move away from traditional export-oriented models.

The CEO of Crescent Enterprises and the UAE’s Special Envoy for Business and Philanthropy, Badr Jaafar, participated in a session entitled “The New Influencers in Development in the Twenty-First Century,” which was moderated by the Managing Director of the World Economic Forum, Mirek Dušek.