Investopia announced today the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with SkyKapital, a financial services and solutions company, aimed at strengthening cooperation and hosting Investopia's Global Series events in specific markets in Europe and Africa in 2025. These dialogues will explore new trends in investment and financing within Europe's new economy sectors and identify promising opportunities in emerging markets.
His Excellency Abdulla bin Touq Al Marri, UAE Minister of Economy and Chairman of Investopia, stated, "The collaboration with SkyKapital aligns with Investopia's vision to expand its reach within key business communities in Europe and Africa. Through the Investopia Global Series, we provide a platform that brings together business leaders, investors, and innovators from around the world to discuss critical issues shaping today's global investment landscape and explore opportunities for business expansion within the new economy."
The partnership with SkyKapital further solidifies Investopia's mission to connect global government leaders, ministers, investors, entrepreneurs, policymakers, economic experts, and high-net-worth individuals to explore investment opportunities and gain insights into the future of the new economy. This MoU also aligns with Investopia's strategic vision to stimulate investment in rapidly growing economic sectors, foster sustainable partnerships between emerging and developed markets, and enhance cross-border investment flows.
Under the cooperation agreement, SkyKapital will assist in organizing pre-selected Investopia Global Series events in target cities such as Paris, Cyprus, and Budapest. The company will also provide technical and logistical support to ensure the success of these events in accordance with international best practices.
Al Marri added, "The Investopia Global Series program is scheduled to expand to 16 new regional and global cities in 2025, including Milan, Berlin, London, New York, and Paris. This expansion reinforces Investopia's position as a leading global investment and business platform, while also strengthening the UAE's role as an attractive and influential global economic hub, in line with the goals of the 'We the UAE 2031' vision."
Through its international series of events, Investopia brings together these influential stakeholders to explore emerging opportunities, exchange insights, and identify future economic innovations. The MoU further cements Investopia's role as a key force in driving strategic connections between investors and financial institutions in Europe and Africa, thereby advancing its mission of creating a more interconnected and collaborative global investment ecosystem.
The Investopia Global Series provides an important platform to discuss current economic trends, offer forward-looking perspectives on the future of investment in emerging markets, and explore ways to collaborate across different economic sectors. These discussions are expected to attract prominent investors, senior government officials, business executives, and economic experts from around the world.
These events will also focus on investment themes in the new economy, covering areas such as fintech, renewable energy, environment, food technology, industrial and logistics sectors, financial market investments, and innovative banking solutions.
The MoU between Investopia and SkyKapital was signed during the fourth edition of Investopia 2025, held in Abu Dhabi last month, under the theme "Navigating the Superpowers." The fourth edition of Investopia 2025 brought together a distinguished group of major investors, economic leaders, corporations, entrepreneurs, and experts.
It provided a suitable platform for them to communicate, collaborate, and shape a common investment outlook. Over 3,000 participants and more than 132 speakers attended the conference, highlighting key issues aimed at encouraging the business community to invest and expand into new economic sectors. Furthermore, they emphasized modern global financing trends and promising opportunities in emerging markets in Asia and Africa. The focus of the dialogues was on developing mechanisms to address and adapt to economic risks in order to build adaptive economies capable of meeting future challenges.