UAE Chapter of the Young Arab Leaders to host a welcome reception for the delegates of the Forum

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The Forum which will take place at Madinat Jumeirah on December 3rd - 4th will be attended by a large number of high profile personalities, experts and heads of prominent corporations local and international.

Saeed Al Muntafiq, Chairman of the UAE Chapter will welcome the delegates. Al Muntafiq said,

'This is a significant forum as Young Arab Leaders from all around the world will come together to share, discuss and exchange views and ideas regarding various issues that would support and strengthen the role of the Arab youth and in turn contribute to the growth and development of the region.'

Al Muntafiq added, 'What the Arab world requires at this stage is to consolidate all efforts in order to define a future vision, and put in place strategic plans to face the challenges that act as obstacles in the path of ongoing development. Herein lies the significance of this Forum, where a number of Arab leaders will address the issue of development in the region and ways to support it.'

He said that great efforts have been made by the members of the Organizing Committee from the different parts of the world, and the contributions made by the different chapters of the organization in Arab world in order to position and hold the forum on a level that is in line with the reputation of the organization and the quality of its achievements since its inception.

Daman Securities is an active participant and is sponsoring the welcome dinner. Shehab Gargash, the General Manager of Daman Securities, expressed his pleasure in this participation and said, 'We are pleased to get together with our partners and brothers from all around the world to discuss the best ways to support the Arab youth, and help them in leading the process of growth and development of their nations.'

Furthermore, he added that, 'The organization has been working towards ensuring stronger relations with the corporations of the public sector, and it is necessary for them as members of the organization, and as managers of private corporations to work on unifying their efforts to achieve the organization's objectives, and that is what they look forward to achieving at the forum.'

There is great interest from all braches in the Arab world and some of the important Arab leaders from Europe and the US to attend the Forum which will host speakers that will include leading officials and CEOs of prominent companies from around the world besides experts and academics. The Forum will offer a platform for the exchange of ideas and experiences and will concentrate on the ever-evolving issues facing the Arab leaders today and ways of overcoming these challenges by developing a strategic plan that the participants will implement during the next year.