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Media In – Dubai – 19 September 2018 / WAM /
Dubai will host the fourth edition of the World Islamic Economy Summit, which will be held on 30 and 31 October under the theme “Together for Future Leadership” organized by the Dubai Chamber of Commerce and Industry and the Dubai Center for the Development of Islamic Economy in cooperation with Thomson Reuters, a strategic partner under the patronage of His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum. Maktoum, Vice-President and Prime Minister of the UAE and Ruler of Dubai. The agenda of the summit includes panel discussions on a variety of topics including Internet, UAVs and Artificial Intelligence. A series of field studies will be presented to companies that play an active role in these efforts, such as Onegram, the UAE-based startup company, Shariah compliant. Majid Saif Al Ghurair, Chairman of Dubai Chamber, Board Member of the Dubai Center for the Development of the Islamic Economy, said that with the increasing interest and reliance on Block Qin technology by Islamic banks around the world, it is important to highlight the latest developments in this field and to identify positive features And the added value offered by the techniques of artificial intelligence and the fourth industrial revolution in the promotion of the work of the main sectors of the Islamic economy, especially the Islamic banking sector, which is now witnessing the applications of a significant and leading in this area at the global level. The summit will attract influential figures from leading decision makers, experts and specialists in the Islamic economy from around the world to share ideas and visions, discuss major challenges facing the global Islamic economy, and introduce new opportunities offered by innovative technologies. It is expected to attract more than 3,000 participants, exceeding the number of attendees in the third edition of the Summit in 2016, which witnessed the participation of about 2500 dignitaries and representatives of government agencies and business leaders from 74 countries.
