Business Leaders and Experts of the MENA Region Gather to Create Corporate Governance and Responsibility Tools
February 21, 2007 (Press Release) --
RAZORView under its new trademark Schema, specialists in corporate governance and responsibility in the MENA region, will be holding the first regional Corporate Governance and Responsibility Forum on March 13-15, 2007 at the Mövenpick Dead Sea Hotel. The Forum will bring together leading businessmen, stakeholders, family business owners and experts of corporate governance and responsibility from the MENA region and internationally to create a localized framework for corporate governance and responsibility that compliments the regional business environment and corporate culture. Attendees and participants will be coming from Jordan, Qatar, Bahrain, United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, Oman, Kuwait, Egypt and Lebanon.
Regional and local companies have become aware of the competitive benefits provided by corporate governance and responsibility and their implications on developing businesses, ensuring the sustainability of businesses and the positive impact it creates on the international markets.
The Forum will be addressing the corporate demand and processes to bring into effect value generating corporate governance and responsibility corporate cultures. Furthermore, it is essential to create a forum in which business leaders can gather together to discuss, develop and define corporate governance and responsibility for the region’s unique business environment and where they will be empowered to take an active role in developing essential corporate practices.
This distinctive Forum is based on participants interacting and sharing their experience and expertise in their various markets and sectors. The “think tank” method will open opportunities for the business leaders to discuss relevant issues about corporate governance and responsibility so that they may grasp a better understanding of the topics principles and concept.
Commenting on the Forum, Maali Qasem, Chairman of the Organizing Committee for the MENA Corporate Governance and Responsibility Forum 2007 stated, “The need to hold such a forum has become a necessity and well overdue in order to evolve the region's implementation of corporate governance and responsibility and align the regions business practices with international standards in a manner that is both applicable and effective in the MENA region. This Forum aims to benefit all businesses that operate in the MENA region irrespective of size or sector. Furthermore, unlike other events, this Forum is focused on creating the necessary corporate culture behind effective implementation of corporate governance and responsibility because with the necessary corporate culture, businesses can substantially gain from these principles and are likely to inherently be in compliance with regulatory frameworks current and future."
Regional and local companies have become aware of the competitive benefits provided by corporate governance and responsibility and their implications on developing businesses, ensuring the sustainability of businesses and the positive impact it creates on the international markets.
The Forum will be addressing the corporate demand and processes to bring into effect value generating corporate governance and responsibility corporate cultures. Furthermore, it is essential to create a forum in which business leaders can gather together to discuss, develop and define corporate governance and responsibility for the region’s unique business environment and where they will be empowered to take an active role in developing essential corporate practices.
This distinctive Forum is based on participants interacting and sharing their experience and expertise in their various markets and sectors. The “think tank” method will open opportunities for the business leaders to discuss relevant issues about corporate governance and responsibility so that they may grasp a better understanding of the topics principles and concept.
Commenting on the Forum, Maali Qasem, Chairman of the Organizing Committee for the MENA Corporate Governance and Responsibility Forum 2007 stated, “The need to hold such a forum has become a necessity and well overdue in order to evolve the region's implementation of corporate governance and responsibility and align the regions business practices with international standards in a manner that is both applicable and effective in the MENA region. This Forum aims to benefit all businesses that operate in the MENA region irrespective of size or sector. Furthermore, unlike other events, this Forum is focused on creating the necessary corporate culture behind effective implementation of corporate governance and responsibility because with the necessary corporate culture, businesses can substantially gain from these principles and are likely to inherently be in compliance with regulatory frameworks current and future."
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