Madinah Emir opens Manafea Forum

Saudi Gazette report MADINAH — Emir of Madinah Region Prince Salman bin Sultan graced the opening of the third edition of the Manafea Forum under the theme "Sustainability in serving the guests

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Saudi Gazette report MADINAH — Emir of Madinah Region Prince Salman bin Sultan graced the opening of the third edition of the Manafea Forum under the theme "Sustainability in serving the guests of God" at the headquarters of Madinah Chamber on Wednesday. The Emir honored the sponsors and partners who made the forum a great success. The forum is organized by the Madinah Chamber of Commerce and Industry in partnership with the Makkah Chamber of Commerce and Industry and the Islamic Chamber of Commerce and Development.

Addressing the forum, Sheikh Abdullah Saleh Kamel, chairman of the Makkah Chamber of Commerce and chairman of the Islamic Chamber of Commerce and Development, and chairman of the Manafea Initiative Board, emphasized that the Manafea initiative enters its third year with determination and continuity, keeping pace with the significant economic and developmental momentum witnessed by Saudi Arabia and contributing to strengthening the status of Makkah and Madinah as a global hub for Islamic business and knowledge activities. "We believe that investing in the sacred place of Makkah and Madinah can be an important contributor to economic and knowledge advancement, not only for Saudi Arabia, but also for the entire Islamic world. Therefore, we strive each year to launch new projects that contribute to achieving this vision, and we seek to attract entrepreneurs and investors from around the world to participate in these unique events," he said.



Sheikh Kamel pointed out that the Manafea Initiative will continue its expansion, with plans to launch new events in Madinah, particularly in the field of advanced leadership training for Muslims worldwide, thus enhancing the Kingdom's role in supporting innovation and leadership in the Islamic world. In his speech, Chairman of the Madinah Chamber Mazen Rajab emphasized that the forum embodies a new phase of investment in serving the Two Holy Mosques and their guests. "Service is no longer merely a religious and humanitarian duty, but has also become an economic and investment pillar that contributes to achieving sustainable development in accordance with the Kingdom's Vision 2030," he said.

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