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20 startups, 10 inventors, 100+ experts to join Kuwait’s 7th virtual int’l techno conference

  • November 16, 17, conference puts AI and innovation at the heart of economic diversification
  • Sessions will run from 1 pm until midnight Kuwait time on both days.

Kuwait will host the seventh International Virtual Conference on “Techno innovation, techno entrepreneurship and techno artificial intelligence towards economic diversification” from November 16 to 17, bringing together more than 100 Gulf, Arab and international experts to explore the role of technology and artificial intelligence in economic diversification.

Held under the patronage of Minister of State for Communications and Information Technology and Acting Minister of Information and Culture Omar Al-Omar, the conference will take place via an artificial intelligence platform under the slogan “An Innovative World and a Technological Economy”.

Organized by Ecosystem Management and Economic Consulting Company, the two-day event (running from 1:00 pm to midnight) event aims to promote technological innovation and entrepreneurship and highlight how emerging technologies can support economic diversification and accelerate the transition towards a digital economy.

Conference Chair Dr Hanadi Al-Mubarki, an economic diversification and innovation adviser and founder of the organizing company, said the program will cover nine strategic areas, including technological developments in global markets, education, healthcare, financial technology, smart cities and infrastructure.

It will also examine successful startup experiences, business models, artificial intelligence applications and the contribution of technological entrepreneurship to economic growth.

The two-day event will feature around 100 experts and 26 regional and international personalities, including sheikhs, ministers, business leaders and policymakers. It will also bring together 20 startups and 10 Gulf and Arab inventors and innovators who have received patents and international awards.

The program includes 20 dialogue sessions, six panel discussions and case studies, providing a platform to exchange expertise and showcase practical applications and successful innovation models.

Al-Mubarki said the conference coincides with Global Entrepreneurship Week and forms part of a non-profit initiative to empower entrepreneurs and innovators, strengthen digital skills and encourage knowledge-sharing and international cooperation in support of a diversified digital economy.




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