KUWAIT: A number of Kuwait-based and global financial technology firms assembled for a summit on Sunday to explore opportunities for investment, at a time where rapid advancements in technology have reshaped the future of finance and payments.
According to Kuwait News Agency, the annual gathering, called “Money-Tech,” emphasizes the importance of enhancing research related to financial technology. National Bank of Kuwait deputy chief executive Sheikha Al-Bahar highlighted the need for integrating tech-savvy methods into school curriculums to develop a more skilled national workforce.
The summit featured several panel discussions on critical topics, with representatives from global firms examining exemplary methods to attract investment and discussing current global market trends and developments.
In a separate session, Salma Al-Hajaj from Gulf Bank addressed the challenges women face in the workplace. Other panel discussions focused on various themes, including the role of sovereign funds in managing inve
stment and capital, as well as the social responsibilities that firms must uphold.