The Business Summit on Globalization & Emerging Markets, organized by MIUC Islamabad, was a remarkable gathering that brought together esteemed leaders, experts, and professionals to discuss pivotal themes shaping the future of global commerce. The event provided an invaluable platform for insightful discussions on the latest trends, challenges, and opportunities within the global economy, specifically focusing on the role of emerging markets.
The panelists included a distinguished lineup of experts from diverse fields:
– Mr. Usman Shaukat – President, RCCI
– Mr. Riyasat Ali Khan – Advocate, Supreme Court of Pakistan & President, Islamabad High Court Bar Association
– Mr. Jibran Jamshed – Country Education Lead, Microsoft Pakistan
– Dr. Ammara – Aesthetic Physician & CEO, ASH Clinics
– Mr. Daniyal Sheikh – Young Entrepreneur in Real Estate
– Sayeda Zaiena Haider – Athlete, MSc in Neuropsychology, and the first international competitor from Pakistan
– Raja Amir Iqbal – Former President, RCCI
– Dr. Shimial Daud – Former President, RCCI
– Fahad Barlas – Vice President, RCCI
– Naureen Ghaffar – Executive Committee Member, RCCI; Educationalist & Consultant
– Saad Hussain – Finance Specialist, GIZ UN German Development
Moderating the event was Ms. Erum Rizvi, Communication Consultant and Director of Communication at Adroit Consultancy, who also leads Adventure Studio. Her expertise brought depth to the conversations, ensuring a seamless flow of ideas among the panelists.
Each speaker brought a unique perspective, contributing to dynamic discussions on the transformative impact of globalization on emerging markets. The event featured engaging presentations and panel discussions, where industry leaders and participants explored critical economic trends and their implications for business and society.
The summit also offered valuable networking opportunities, connecting attendees with thought leaders, policymakers, and fellow professionals committed to advancing global commerce and fostering growth within emerging markets.
