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Trust is the most valuable asset in markets, says deputy commerce minister

Abdulaziz Al-Duhaim highlighted at a governance conference that trust lowers business costs and governance provides the foundation for building it.

Trust is the most valuable asset in markets, says deputy commerce minister

Deputy Commerce Minister Abdulaziz Al-Duhaim emphasized the importance of trust in markets at a governance conference. He stated that trust is the most valuable asset in any market, as it reduces business costs and provides a solid foundation for governance. Trust decreases the expenses associated with disputes, financing, partnerships, and contracts, while increasing costs when trust diminishes - each party bears the risk of the other.

Al-Duhaim explained that governance does not merely involve oversight, but instead establishes the framework for building trust. Good governance clarifies responsibilities, safeguards rights, and enhances decision quality. Additionally, a robust regulatory framework ensures the protection of partners, shareholders, and stakeholder rights.

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