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AIM Investment Summit 2026 opens in Dubai with Kuwait participation

Kuwait seeks stronger investment partnerships, highlights global investment cooperation

The AIM Investment Summit 2026 opened in Dubai on Monday with the participation of Kuwait, represented by Finance Minister Dr. Yaqoub Al-Rifai, alongside government officials, investors and business leaders from around the world.

Held at the Dubai World Trade Centre under the patronage of UAE Vice President, Prime Minister and Ruler of Dubai Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, the three-day summit is being held under the theme “Reshaping Global Prosperity: Unlocking New Investment Paths Towards a Sustainable and Inclusive Future.”

The Secretary-General of the Gulf Cooperation Council, Jassim Al-Budaiwi, affirmed that the GCC countries have become an interconnected economic and investment system based on a large financial and economic base that has strengthened their ability to grow and attract investments, given their economic stability, well-established institutions, and clear development visions.

Kuwait representatives, Finance Minister Dr. Yaqoub Al-Rifai and Consul General in Dubai and the Northern Emirates, Khaled Al-Zaabi

Kuwait’s Consul General in Dubai and the Northern Emirates, Khaled Al-Zaabi, said Kuwait’s participation reflects its commitment to international economic and investment forums and to exchanging expertise and perspectives that can strengthen cooperation and create partnerships serving mutual interests.

Speaking to KUNA on the sidelines of the summit, Al-Zaabi commended the UAE’s organization of the event and its broad international participation, describing Dubai as a global hub for business and investment and a platform for bringing together decision-makers, investors and business leaders.

The summit, now in its 15th edition, is addressing global economic challenges, emerging investment opportunities and ways to expand international cooperation and cross-border partnerships.

Discussions are also focusing on developments in the global economy, particularly the digital economy, sustainability, innovation and emerging economic sectors. The summit’s agenda is structured around three main pillars: Global Markets, Economies of the Future and The Next Generation.

The programme includes conferences, dialogue sessions, roundtables and workshops, as well as an international exhibition, investor-opportunity matchmaking meetings, memorandum-of-understanding signings and a competition for projects and startups.

The annual summit brings together government officials, investors and business leaders to examine global economic challenges and identify investment opportunities in emerging markets and future-oriented sectors.




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