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The Milken Institute Middle East and Africa Summit Returns to Abu Dhabi November 17-18
Washington, DC (November 16, 2022) – The 4th annual Milken Institute Middle East and Africa Summit r
eturns to Abu Dhabi November 17-18 for the fir
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Sovereign Wealth Funds: Creating Sustainable Finance for Regional Integration and Growth between the Middle East and Africa
In a little over two decades, the number of sovereign wealth funds (SWFs) has grown from 62 in 2
000 to 176 currently.
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Financial Innovations for Freshwater Revitilization: Transboundary Project Finance in Israel, Jordan, and the Palestinian Authority
To examine the State Revolving Fund (SRF) model and its potential applications in the Middle East,
the Milken Institute held a Financial Innovations Lab in November 2008 in Jerusalem.
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Reclaiming the Narrative: Redefining Womanhood in MEA (Invite only)
Despite popular narratives of repressive and exploitative attitudes toward women in the Middle E
ast and Africa, the region has experienced an unprecedented transformation in the last decade.
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Global Opportunity Index 2024: Attracting Foreign Investment
The Milken Institute designed the Global Opportunity Index (GOI) to assist investors seeking opport
unities outside their local markets, as well as countries intending to improve their business environments.
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Mindful Moments: Meditation with Deepak Chopra
Kick off day two of the Milken Institute Middle East and Africa Summit with a moment of mindfuln
ess and meditation led by Deepak Chopra.
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Africa Leaders Business Council Meeting (Invite only)
The quarterly Africa Leaders Business Council meeting at the Middle East and Africa Summit will
serve as a convening on African investment, growth, and development, featuring members of the Africa Leaders Business Council and key participants from the U
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Unlocking Trillions: The Potential of an African Continental Trade Area
The Middle East and Africa (MEA) are perceived as a source of natural resources, rather than cen
ters for manufacturing, distribution, and technology.
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