The Ministry of Finance of Saudi Arabia and the International Monetary Fund (IMF) will jointly host the second edition of the AlUla Conference for Emerging Market Economies starting tomorrow in AlUla Governorate. The event will bring together finance ministers, central bank governors, leaders of international financial institutions, and experts to discuss key economic challenges and policy responses amid significant changes in global trade and financial systems.
The conference will focus on topics such as the reshaping of international trade, monetary and financial system dynamics, fiscal policy resilience, and strategies to promote private sector growth in emerging markets. It aims to provide a platform for dialogue and policy coordination to support economic stability and sustainable growth in these economies.
**Why this matters**
Emerging market economies face increasing uncertainties due to global economic shifts, slowing growth, and geopolitical tensions. Strengthening international cooperation and sharing policy experiences are essential to enhance their resilience and contribute to global economic stability. The AlUla Conference seeks to highlight the critical role these economies play in the world economy and promote inclusive, sustainable development.
Source: NewsData