Asia and the Middle East have undoubtedly become key focal points in the post-crisis economic landscape. Asia is home to the most economically dynamic pack of economies in the world, with significant growth rates and increasing domestic consumption; while the Middle East, with surplus capital and liquidity arising out of petrodollar growth, is looking to diversify investments. Combining these two factors, along with the fact that consumption in Europe and the United States is slowing, and is likely to remain that way for a while, what we are witnessing is one of the most interesting capital and power shifts in the world economy. The economic linkages between Asia and the Middle East – capital, trade, investments, and mergers & acquisitions – have grown dramatically in the past few years and are set for a further boost.

It is against this background that we are convening the Asia-Middle East Investment Summit (AMEIS 2012), which will be held on the 7th of June 2012 at the Grand Hyatt, Singapore. The event, co-located with the 3rd Annual World Islamic Banking Conference: Asia Summit (WIBC Asia 2012, which is held under the official patronage of the Monetary Authority of Singapore), will seek to further strengthen the economic linkages between Asia and the Middle East as the two regions witness substantial growth in cross-border capital and investment flows.

Confirms Participation at AMEIS 2012

H.H. Sheikh Salman bin Khalifa Al Khalifa,
Honorary Chairman of Bahrain Petroleum Company (BAPCO)
to deliver the welcome address at AMEIS 2012

Qatar Financial Centre Authority (QFCA) Joins Forces with AMEIS 2012
as Financial Centre Partner

Emirates NBD and Anfaal Capital Confirms Participation
in AMEIS 2012 as Strategic Partners