The seventh edition of "The Future Summit" will take place in Karachi from November 15 to November 16.
The seventh edition of the summit will feature discussions and keynotes that will reveal insights into emerging trends, disruptive technologies, and strategic investment avenues as this year's theme strives to be a collective endeavour to unravel the complexities of today’s global dynamics and sculpt a resilient and prosperous tomorrow.
Meanwhile, with 70 global leaders converging at the forum, the TFS is set to transcend boundaries, foster collaboration, and help shape future trends.
With 70 global leaders converging at the forum, the TFS is set to transcend boundaries, foster collaboration, and help shape future trends.
The summit with "The Big Picture" as this year's theme, will be attended by speakers and panellists including industry experts, thought leaders and innovators, who will deliberate on the evolving global landscape of economy, sustainability, technology, and human development.
The event will feature notable speakers including Caretaker Finance Minister Dr Shamshad Akhtar, Interim Minister for Energy Mohammad Ali, Minister for IT& Telecom Dr Umar Saif, Sindh Minister for Revenue Younus Dhaga, UK High Commissioner Jane Marriot; along with industry bigwigs such as HBL President Muhammad Aurangzeb, President OICCI Amir Paracha, CEO, Unity Foods Limited Farrukh Amin, Global Chief Digital Officer Lasha Tabidze and Dana Al Salem, a global tech entrepreneur and expert.
Furthermore, former chairman joint chiefs of staff committee Gen (retd) Zubair Mahmood Hayat and DG of Pakistan Army Strategic Projects Major Gen Shahid Nazir are also expected to speak at the forum.
The seventh edition of the summit comes after the previous editions contributed significantly to showcasing Pakistan’s potential to an international audience.
TFS is essentially a proponent of a collaborative framework, which brings together thought leaders from across the globe for the shared purpose of a sustainable world.
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