The Telegraph Middle East Congress

The Middle East | Economy

Third Party Event

25 Feb 2015 - 26 Feb 2015

The Telegraph Middle East Congress is taking place in London. Influential speakers will outline their vision for investment into the Middle East and North Africa and demonstrate how a cohesive strategy across the Arab world will establish stability and drive economic growth.

Congress Highlights:

  • Examining the role of the private sector in encouraging flows of foreign capital into the region
  • Highlighting the manitude of infrastructure challenges and the rolke of international investment
  • Understanding how political instability can be a major factor in reducing economic diversity
  • Identifying integral factors in long term growth including transparent financial regulations
  • Ensuring policy and institutions actively promote and develop the role of women in business
  • Exploring the future of energy security across the MENA region
  • Managing risks and security considerations
  • Supporting new business start-ups ad technology entrepreneurs

Reduced Rate: £1499 + VAT for Oxford Business Group Members

Standard Rate: £1999 + VAT

Promo Code: Oxford Business Group         

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