He was on Tuesday received by HRH Prince Mohammed bin Abdulrahman bin Abdulaziz, Deputy Governor of Riyadh Region.
An official statement seen by APA said that the annual event is typically used by attendees as an opportunity to build relations with some of Saudi Arabia’s biggest companies and its $778-billion sovereign wealth fund, drawn by the promise of deals.
This comes as the kingdom embarks on an ambitious reform plan to wean its economy of oil.
The Future Investment Initiative is taking place in Riyadh from October 24-26, bringing together leaders in finance, technology, and climate to address global challenges around these issues.
The summit will tackle issues including economic implications of the current world crisis, the role of climate change and governmental actions prior to COP28, technology, education, and health for a better global society, its organisers said.
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