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Abu Dhabi, March 26 / The global investment platform, Investopia, announced the most prominent outputs of its annual conference, which was hosted by Abu Dhabi during the month of March, including the partnership with “Business Finland”, the governmental economic body in Finland concerned with financing innovation and promoting trade, travel and investment, in order to explore investment opportunities in Africa.
This partnership between the global Investopia platform and the most prominent Finnish economic body contributes to exploring broad and new economic horizons in different regions of the world, especially in the African continent.
During the Investopia 2023 conference, the presence of Finnish bodies and companies was intense and prominent in the conference sessions and discussions, or through the organization of a round table attended by international business leaders.
“The growing need for sustainable solutions is generating new and fast-growing market opportunities. Globally, Finland has become one of the most preferred partners for solutions that shape the future. Business Finland facilitates projects It is sustainable and meets the needs of society and markets, drives innovation, supports the achievement of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals and creates value for end customers.Value is created through collaboration between innovative large and small companies and research institutions – something that is closely related to what Investopia works for. ”
“This approach, with a strong focus on sustainability and value-adding capabilities, benefits investors and creates a positive impact on communities and the environment,” he added.
Viktoria Ivanova, Senior Advisor, Business Finland, said: “We are very excited to be part of Investopia – the platform with great potential to make a real global impact. At this annual conference, we have brought together world-class Finnish technologies as well as innovative and existing business ventures. on the Sustainable Development Goals from Africa and the global investment community.”
In the context of this partnership, Business Finland organized a round table attended by global business leaders, and discussed investment opportunities and projects in the African continent, which use Finnish transformative technologies and innovative solutions to boost African economies that suffer from high unemployment rates, the digital divide and low productivity.
Discussions showcased two unique growth opportunities in Africa, including Isizwe’s business building commercially viable, fast and affordable connectivity networks for densely populated urban growth areas, and the Prieska copper-zinc mining project, where the company is developing a smart and sustainable mine through the reopening of the accumulated copper-zinc mine and the use of various Finnish offers added value and the latest technology, in order to create the first carbon-neutral mining operation.
Within the framework of the cooperation between Investopia and Business Finland, the Finnish company IMQ Quantum Computers, represented by its CEO and co-founder Jan Goetz, contributed to a session during the conference entitled “Quantum Leap: Transforming Industry with Quantum Computing and Artificial Intelligence.”
In the context of the new economic formations resulting from the tremendous technical developments, investment in quantum computing tends to be the new economy during the next two years. Jan Goetz spoke about the role of quantum computing in various sectors, saying: “Quantum computing allows solving problems very quickly. For example, if you want to Simulating small molecules through an ordinary computer, it will take millions of years, but through quantum computing these problems will be solved in days or minutes, and these problems may be in all industries and sectors, such as supply chain problems.
It is worth noting that the second edition of the Investopia 2023 conference came this year under the title “Foreseeing Opportunities in an Era of Change”. It discussed three axes: anticipating opportunities in today’s economy, the future of countries’ wealth, and growth opportunities for a low-carbon economy.
The conference included 35 sessions and round tables, with the participation of more than 2,000 delegates of prominent local and international personalities, including investors, government officials, decision makers and entrepreneurs from 40 countries.
