Al-Ula, Saudi Arabia – The highly anticipated Emerging Markets Conference 2025 commenced on Sunday in Al-Ula, bringing together key policymakers, finance ministers, central bank governors, and economic experts from around the world. The two-day event, jointly organized by the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the Saudi Ministry of Finance, aims to explore strategies for building economic resilience and fostering sustainable growth amid global uncertainties.
Representing Pakistan at the conference, Federal Minister for Finance and Revenue Senator Muhammad Aurangzeb participated in a key debate, highlighting the country’s commitment to proactive global economic policymaking. His presence at this prestigious event underscores Pakistan’s focus on strengthening international collaborations and regional economic partnerships.
Key Highlights of the Al-Ula Conference
Senator Aurangzeb was invited to lead the table luncheon hosted by Saudi Arabia’s Finance Minister, Mohammed Al-Jadaan. The gathering featured high-profile participants, including:
- Kristalina Georgieva, Managing Director of the IMF
- Shaikh Salman bin Khalifa Al Khalifa, Bahrain’s Minister of Finance and National Economy
- Abdulmuhsen Alkhalaf, Saudi Arabia’s Vice Minister of Finance
The conference consists of nine sessions, with 200 participants and 36 distinguished speakers representing 48 countries. These discussions are designed to shape the future of emerging economies by addressing challenges such as financial stability, investment growth, and sustainable economic policies.
Pakistan’s Role in Global Economic Policymaking
Finance Minister Aurangzeb is attending the conference on a special invitation from Saudi Arabia’s Finance Minister, reflecting Pakistan’s growing role in international economic affairs. His participation in the panel discussion titled “Navigating the Path for Resilient Emerging Markets”—moderated by IMF Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva—marks a significant moment for Pakistan’s economic diplomacy. The discussion also includes finance ministers from Brazil, Egypt, and Turkiye, offering diverse perspectives on economic resilience.
Al-Ula Conference: A Platform for Future Economic Cooperation
The Emerging Markets Conference in Al-Ula is expected to become an annual forum, enabling developing economies to contribute to global economic discourse. The event aims to enhance policy coordination, strengthen international economic cooperation, and create sustainable economic growth strategies.
Pakistan’s participation in such high-level dialogues signals its commitment to engaging with international stakeholders and advancing its economic agenda on the global stage.
Stay tuned for further updates on Pakistan’s role in international economic forums.
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