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Global Investment Forum to turn UAE-Israel collaborations into reality

The Abraham Accords brought new and unique opportunities for collaboration between Israel and the United Arab Emirates and Bahrain. Now, The Jerusalem Post and the Khaleej Times are turning these opportunities into reality and their upcoming Global Investment Forum.

On June 2, government officials, business owners, executives, philanthropists and thought-leaders will come together for an intimate and exclusive networking forum in Dubai. The event, which features top names from both countries, as well as leaders from Morocco and India, will discuss the roadmap to creating an international economy. 

Speakers and panelists will look at new technologies in the financial, medical, water and tourism industries. New real estate developments, visionary leadership and cyber security threats will also feature.

Who’s coming? 

His Excellency Minister of State for Foreign Trade Dr. Thani bin Ahmed Al Zeyoudi, World Jewish Congress President and "event president" Ronald Lauder, Jerusalem Mayor Moshe Lion, Israeli Ambassador to the UAE Eitan Naeh, Assistant Minister of State for Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation for Cultural Affairs His Excellency Omar Saif Ghobash, Director of Financial studies and forecasting in the Ministry of Economy and Finance M. Mounssif Adarkaoui, Indian Ambassador to the UAE His Excellency Pavan Kapoor, Pluristem CEO Yaky Yanay and Zebra CEO Zohar Elhanani, Deputy Mayor Fleur Hassan-Nahoum, former Bahraini Ambassador to the United States Houda Ezra Ebrahim Nonoo, Israeli entrepreneur Morris Kahn, Mekorot CEO Eli Cohen, Israeli author Refael Beyar and many more.

“The Jerusalem Post has transformed into a platform for international exposure and connection in recent years,” said Jerusalem Post Group CEO Inbar Ashkenazi. “Today, more than ever, as people have been forced to look inwards because of COVID-19, we want to give them an opportunity to collaborate and create together.”

The Global Investment Forum will be held at the Armani Hotel in Dubai. People abroad will be able to watch the event live on jpost.com and khaleejtimes.com, as well as on our social networks.