GCC Eager to Engage in Asian Financial Forum to Address Global Economic Challenges

The Secretary General of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC), Jasem Albudaiwi, has highlighted the GCC’s enthusiasm for participating in the 2025 Asian Financial Forum. He described the event as a vital platform for tackling global economic challenges and financial issues, as well as for sharing innovative solutions and initiatives to rejuvenate regional economies.
Albudaiwi made these remarks during the forum’s opening session, held on January 13–14 in Hong Kong. The event brought together ministers, senior officials, policymakers, investors, and business leaders from over 50 countries.
He underscored that the GCC’s involvement in the forum demonstrates its commitment to staying informed about regional and global financial trends. Moreover, this engagement is crucial for bolstering the financial sector and fostering economic growth across GCC member states.
For the first time, the forum will feature a dedicated panel discussion on the GCC states on January 14. Additionally, this session is being jointly organized by the GCC General Secretariat, the Hong Kong Monetary Authority, the Hong Kong Treasury, and the Hong Kong Trade Development Council.
Finally, Albudaiwi emphasized that the special session reflects ongoing efforts to deepen cooperation and strengthen financial and economic ties between the GCC and Hong Kong, with a particular focus on investment and trade.
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