IsDB Group hosts private sector forum to drive growth

Participants will come from IsDB member countries alongside observers from international and regional organizations. PHOTO | COURTESY

By  Agencies

What you need to know:

• Apart from exploring investment and trade opportunities in member countries, event also connects business communities through networking opportunities and parallel B2B and B2G meetings.

Riyadh. In line with its commitment to fostering private sector development as a key pillar of its priorities, the Islamic Development Bank Group (IsDB Group) is set to host the annual Private Sector Forum (PSF) in conjunction with the IsDB Group Annual Meetings.

The IsDB Group said in its latest media advisory that the PSF serves as a pivotal platform for networking, establishing business relations, and forging partnerships among leading representatives and stakeholders from the business community.

With a focus on sharing experiences, success stories, and best practices, the forum aims to explore investment and trade opportunities offered by the 57 member countries of the IsDB Group.  The PSF provides a platform for networking and business relations where participants share experiences, success stories, and best practices.

Apart from exploring investment and trade opportunities in member countries, event also connects business communities through networking opportunities and parallel B2B and B2G meetings.

With its focus on promoting investment, fostering partnerships, and facilitating cross-border trade, PSF 2024 is poised to serve as a catalyst for economic growth and development across member countries of the IsDB Group.  

Participants can look forward to engaging discussions, fruitful networking opportunities, and valuable insights into the evolving landscape of the private sector in the Islamic Development Bank Group’s member countries.  

Participants will come from IsDB member countries alongside observers from international and regional organizations.

“They will deliberate on pressing development issues and institutional matters,” the statement reads in part.

As the world grapples with complex challenges ranging from climate change to economic inequality, the 2024 Annual Meetings offer a timely opportunity to reaffirm the collective commitment to sustainable development and inclusive growth.

Through collaborative efforts and innovative solutions, participants will work towards advancing the shared goals of prosperity, resilience, and sustainability.