More than 4,500 participants from over 150 countries to attend Doha Forum

Doha, Qatar: General Manager of Doha Forum Maha Al Kuwari emphasised the significance of the 22nd edition of the forum, set to launch on Saturday, as...

Doha, Qatar: General Manager of Doha Forum Maha Al Kuwari emphasised the significance of the 22nd edition of the forum, set to launch on Saturday, as a leading platform for addressing major global challenges amidst the escalation of conflicts and the accelerating pace of violence in today’s world.

Al Kuwari said that the two-day forum, held under the theme “The Innovation Imperative,” represents a pivotal opportunity for policymakers, thought leaders and innovators to meet, exchange ideas, and explore avenues for impactful and effective solutions. She noted that this major global event highlights the importance of collaboration as a driving force for achieving mutual understanding and addressing global challenges.

Al Kuwari expressed her pride in the prominent international standing that the Doha Forum has achieved, emphasizing its influential role in shaping policies and decision-making among the participating countries.

This year’s edition will see the participation of over 4,500 participants from more than 150 countries, with more than 300 speakers, including 7 heads of state, 7 heads of government and 15 foreign ministers. The forum will also be attended by senior officials and leaders of regional, international and UN organisations.

The forum will offer in-depth insights on various global issues through more than 80 discussion sessions, which will enhance the forum’s outcomes and contribute to providing practical results that reflect the drive for impactful and constructive action worldwide, she noted.