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Global leaders to convene in New York for 'QEF: UNGA Special Edition 2026'

The 'Qatar Economic Forum, Powered by Bloomberg', held in collaboration with the Ministry of Commerce and Industry, has announced the first release of speakers for the event, taking place in...

Global leaders to convene in New York for 'QEF: UNGA Special Edition 2026'

The Qatar Economic Forum, backed by Bloomberg, is set to convene in New York on September 20 as part of the 81st UN General Assembly. This premier global gathering will unite influential figures from government, business, and finance to discuss the evolving dynamics of capital, risk, and resilience in the face of geopolitical shifts and evolving markets.

Notable speakers include Qatar's Prime Minister, Minister of Foreign Affairs, Energy Affairs, Finance, and Industry, along with leaders from Bloomberg LP, Citi, Goldman Sachs, and Apollo Global Management. Karen Saltser, CEO of Bloomberg Media, emphasized the forum's role in elevating perspectives from the Middle East at a crucial juncture for global leadership.

Mubarak Ajlan, executive director of the organizing committee, highlighted Qatar's commitment to fostering dialogue during periods of global transformation. The event will be live-streamed on Bloomberg Terminal, Bloomberg TV, Bloomberg.com, and Bloomberg This Weekend, ensuring a global audience. Official partners include the Ministry of Commerce and Industry, Invest Qatar, Qatar Investment Authority, and QNB, with McKinsey & Company, JP Morgan Asset & Wealth Management, Qatar Financial Centre, Qatar Free Zones Authority, Goldman Sachs Asset Management, and Lesha Bank as supporting sponsors. The next full edition of the Qatar Economic Forum is scheduled for April 2027 in Doha.

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