Tribune News Network
doha
Qatar is all set to host the Arab Banking Conference 2024 on September 10 and September 11 under the auspices of Qatar Central Bank Governor Sheikh Bandar bin Mohammed bin Saoud Al Thani. This prestigious event, organised by the Union of Arab Banks, will be held under the theme "Sustainable Development Requirements & the Role of Banks.”
The conference aims to bring together top banking professionals, financial experts, policymakers, and thought leaders from across the Arab world to discuss the pivotal role of banks and financial institutions in achieving sustainabledevelopment goals.
The two-day event will feature an array of insightful sessions, panel discussions, and workshops focused on key issues such as green finance, the integration of environmental, social, and governance (ESG) criteria in banking operations, and the development of innovative financial solutions to support sustainableeconomic growth.
Participants will delve into the critical role that banks play in facilitating sustainable investments, fostering economic diversification, and driving inclusive growth in the Arab region. The conference will also highlight how the banking sector can support national and regional strategies for sustainable development, in line with global standards.
With speakers including leading economists, bank executives, and sustainability experts, the event is poised to offer valuable insights into the evolving landscape of banking and finance. The conference will also provide a platform for networking, knowledge sharing, and fostering collaborations among Arab banks to drive the agenda of sustainable development forward.
As the host nation, Qatar continues to position itself as a leader in the financial sector, reinforcing its commitment to sustainable development and the advancement of the banking industry in the region.
The Arab Banking Conference 2024 is expected to be a landmark event, setting the stage for a dynamic dialogue on how the banking sector can contribute to a sustainable future for the Arab world.