Davos: In a notable assembly at the World Economic Forum’s Annual Meeting, finance leaders from across the globe convened for the Informal Gathering of World Economic Leaders (IGWEL) session, titled “Viable Growth in a Volatile Era.” The session, known for its off-the-record discussions, brought together influential policymakers and business leaders to deliberate on sustainable and inclusive growth strategies in the face of global economic challenges.

According to a statement by Press Information Department, the session saw participation from Muhammad Aurangzeb, the Minister of Finance, alongside prominent figures such as Samir Abdelhafidh, Tunisia’s Minister of Economy and Planning; Faisal Alibrahim and Mohammed Al-Jadaan, both from Saudi Arabia; and Abdulla Bin Touq Al Marri from the UAE. The dialogue focused on navigating economic uncertainties while promoting growth that is both inclusive and sustainable.

The IGWEL sessions, part of the World Economic Forum’s highest-level gatherings, serve as a crucial platform for exchanging ideas and forging collaborations among key economic leaders. The discussions emphasized the importance of shared strategies and cooperation in addressing the complex economic landscape.

The meeting in Davos underscores the pressing need for actionable insights and collaborative efforts to ensure economic resilience and sustainability in a rapidly changing world. As nations grapple with economic volatility, forums like these play a pivotal role in shaping future economic policies and frameworks.

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