The Muscat Stock Exchange (MSX) is actively participating in the second edition of a leading annual conference focusing on financial markets in the Gulf.
The five-day long forum, which concludes in London tomorrow, has brought together key players from the Gulf financial markets, including senior officials and representatives from stock exchanges across the GCC states. The event has also attracted international investors, policymakers, and stakeholders from the Middle East, representing both public and private sectors. The primary objective of the conference is to foster collaboration and partnerships between Gulf stock exchanges and global investors while facilitating access to investment opportunities in the region. It will also delve into crucial developments, challenges, and regulatory advancements shaping the future of financial markets.
The agenda covers a wide range of topics, including the growth of financial markets, reforms, strategies for economic diversification, and sustainable investments that support the transition to a more sustainable economy.
Haitham bin Salem al Salmi (pictured), CEO of the Muscat Stock Exchange, emphasized the continuous commitment of the MSX to attract foreign investments and strengthen global partnerships. He described the conference as an opportunity to address the most critical challenges and opportunities faced by Gulf stock markets, exchange valuable experiences and information, engage with multinational investors, institutions, and companies, understand their needs and requirements, and showcase tailored offers and services to meet those needs.
Al-Salmi highlighted the significant transformations and advancements witnessed by Gulf stock exchanges in recent years. He emphasized their ongoing efforts to enhance their global standing and implement new policies and procedures aimed at bolstering confidence in financial markets and attracting increased investments.
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