Saudi Ministry of Finance, IMF launch AlUla Conference on Emerging Markets Economies tomorrow

The AlUla Conference on Emerging Markets Economies will launch tomorrow, jointly organized by the Ministry of Finance and the International Monetary Fund, and will be held over two days in Maraya Hall in AlUla Governorate.

The conference is a prominent global platform that aims to enhance dialogue and cooperation to address the economic challenges facing emerging markets, especially in light of the structural transformations of the global economy, as the event brings together an elite group of decision-makers, economic figures, and experts from around the world to discuss ways to support economic growth and enhance financial resilience in emerging markets.

The conference addresses several main topics, including monetary and fiscal policies, sovereign debt management, and the role of technology and artificial intelligence in supporting economic development, in addition to reviewing the available opportunities to enhance the competitiveness of emerging market economies. It also highlights the importance of international partnership in achieving sustainable economic and financial stability.

The conference is held to confirm the prominent role of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia in supporting the economies of the region and enhancing international cooperation to address global economic challenges, within the framework of the close partnership with the International Monetary Fund.