Soheir Al-Ali Takes Center Stage at the Marrakech Parliamentary Forum
The Moroccan city of Marrakech recently hosted the fourth session of the Marrakech Parliamentary Economic Forum, which brought together a diverse array of leaders from parliaments and international experts. Representing the Jordanian Senate, Soheir Al-Ali attended this significant event as the Vice President of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Mediterranean. The primary objective of this year’s forum is to unify economic perspectives between the Euro-Mediterranean region and the Gulf Cooperation Council amidst rapidly evolving global challenges.
During the opening session, Al-Ali underscored the pivotal role of the forum as a regional platform for parliamentary dialogue aimed at enhancing economic growth and ensuring energy security. She emphasized that the current phase necessitates a concerted effort from parliamentary bodies and governments in collaboration with the private sector to pave the way for practical solutions that serve sustainable development goals.
Al-Ali articulated that the ongoing geopolitical developments exert significant pressure on national economies. She noted that swift technological changes, particularly in artificial intelligence, are reshaping the landscape of opportunities and risks facing modern societies.
Fostering Parliamentary Cooperation and Technological Innovation
Al-Ali also facilitated a specialized discussion session focused on investment in artificial intelligence and strategies for establishing an advanced regional hub for this technology within the Euro-Mediterranean and Gulf regions. She clarified that embracing modern technologies is a fundamental pillar for boosting economic growth rates and enhancing regional competitiveness.
Moreover, she highlighted the importance of open parliamentary dialogue as the most effective means to strengthen strategic partnerships, integrate youth, and empower women economically and socially. Al-Ali stressed the vital role played by the Parliamentary Assembly of the Mediterranean in creating a shared space for peace and prosperity among the region's populations.
In conclusion, Al-Ali wrapped up her participation by holding a series of bilateral meetings with parliamentary leaders and officials from international financial institutions to explore avenues for future cooperation. These initiatives aim to solidify partnerships among member states of the assembly, which encompasses thirty-seven countries, ensuring a robust response to economic and social challenges.
As reported by alwakaai.com.
