Inflation has a significant cost-push pressure on cost of living and will impact the daily set of requirements of people in the region, one of the experts had said at the event.

A panel of experts, bankers, politicians, top executives had predicted the fallout from the pandemic, runaway inflation, and war in Europe in May 2022 and it's coming true.

From among a small pool of short-listed CEOs of listed firms, each winner was picked on the basis of growth, size, profitability, and corporate governance of the company they led.

The most transparent and credible business awards in the Arabian Gulf celebrate leaders of the stock market-listed companies in the region.

War journalism takes its toll on media persons, but the qualities that characterize women may paint their work with extraordinary colors, says Arizh Mukhammed, a reporter for Skynews and speaker at TOP CEO.

Bassel Gamal, the Group CEO of Qatar's second-largest bank, tells TRENDS that leaders should empower their employees to make decisions.

Lebanese writer, journalist, and human rights activist Joumana Haddad tells TRENDS why she is unperturbed despite being one of the ‘most hated’ persons in her country.

The companies must also strive for more delegated authority and accountability as delays and poor follow-up lead to disaster, says Rabih I Khoury, Partner & Chief Exit Officer, MEVP.

It is essential to know that the governments can't and shouldn't do everything independently to encourage their national talents. A practical partnership between the public and private sectors is the only way forward in terms of cultivating and encouraging indigenous talent, he adds.

In many industries, working from home is the way of the future and a better working and mental lifestyle, Quartz Communications Managing Partner Khaled Almaeena tells TRENDS.

Inflation spawns numerous hurdles as GCC business leaders struggle to find a way to surmount the difficulties aggravated by geopolitical events.

Four years after being scammed by a conman, and three months after Netflix made the 'most-watched documentary' out of their experience, Pernilla Sjöholm and Cecilie Fjellhøy will speak in Dubai of their refusal to fade away in silence.

CEOs and market veterans from the region will review how the pandemic, which accelerated digital transformation, has given a competitive edge to innovative businesses.

The event, along with the Arab Women Forum, will be held at Palazzo Versace, Dubai, on May 17 and 18, 2022. The annual event is back in the UAE after traveling to Saudi Arabia and Bahrain.

Women from different countries across the Arab world face different challenges based on their situations, Kuwaiti Princess Sheikha Intisar tells TRENDS in an interview.

Arab women leaders will share their success stories, challenges and opportunities at the Forum organized by Special Edition in Dubai on May 17.