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Held on September 17, 2026, at Al Habtoor Palace Dubai, the one-day event was designed around intimate fireside chats and discussions.

Featuring Ramesh Murthy, Senior Executive Officer at CUSP Wealth; Viktor Uzunov, co-founder and CEO of UEB3; and Naeem Hussain, founder and CEO of LockThreat, the panel explored how technology is changing who gets to invest, how they invest and whom they trust.

In conversation with Wissam Younane, CEO, BNC Media Group, Dubai-based Irish entrepreneur and media executive Richard Fitzgerald shared how he grew Augustus Media into a regional digital media powerhouse.

At the Tech Innovation Forum 2026, media personality and entrepreneur Joelle Mardinian reflected on nearly two decades of building Joelle Group and the costly lessons that changed how she thinks about growth.

“You can build something really awesome, but if you can't sell it, there's a problem."

At Entrepreneur Middle East’s Tech Innovation Forum 2026, Alain Bejjani shared his perspective on entrepreneurship, leadership, and the growing impact of AI on economies and everyday life.

In conversation with George Hojeige, Group CEO of Virtugroup/Virtuzone, Wissam Breidy, co-founder, BRDG House, explained why reputation and trust create enduring business value.

At Money20/20 Middle East, Entrepreneur Middle East speaks with Adam Jones, Executive Vice President and Division President, West Arabia at Mastercard, about Saudi Arabia’s digital transformation, the evolution of digital payments, and how AI, cybersecurity, and strategic partnerships are shaping the Kingdom’s financial future under Vision 2030.

The company unveiled the new identity at Forex Expo Dubai, held on September 22 and 23.

For investors, BlackRock’s central message is that a more complicated world requires a broader toolkit, and considerably more active decisions about where risk is worth taking.

Standard Chartered has also raised its forecast for Oman's fiscal surplus to 4.6% of GDP in 2026 and 3.6% in 2027.

For the UAE specifically, BlackRock sees the country’s ability to continue attracting people and businesses as an important source of underlying demand.

Subscriptions are open from September 23 to 28, 2026, to UAE nationals and residents, with a minimum investment of AED1,000.

A bank that enables customers to see their complete financial picture, understands how their investments are performing, and assesses whether they are on track to achieve what matters most becomes a trusted partner in managing and growing wealth.

"As more wealth is created and managed from the country, the opportunity is to move beyond being a destination for capital and become a center where wealth strategies are shaped."

As Dubai enters its next phase of growth, the new economics of community building is therefore not simply about selling houses, but about creating places where people can build their lives.

The Saudi automotive company has unveiled its first locally designed and engineered vehicles.

Students in Grades 1–12 can register until October 15 to develop, market, and sell their products through the national program.

Scent is becoming smarter and more personalized as AI finds its way into homes, hotels, and wellness spaces.

At Money20/20 Middle East, Entrepreneur Middle East speaks with Annabelle Mander, Executive Vice President at Tahaluf, about Saudi Arabia’s transformation into a regional business hub, the industries driving its next phase of growth, and why entrepreneurs investing in people, technology, and innovation today could shape the future of the GCC economy.

At Money20/20 Middle East, Entrepreneur Middle East speaks with Checkout.com's Remo Giovanni Abbondandolo about the future of digital payments in Saudi Arabia, the growing demand for seamless checkout experiences, and how AI-powered technology is transforming commerce.

At Money20/20 Middle East, Entrepreneur Middle East speaks with Zoho’s Saran B. Paramasivam about the company’s SAR 500 million-plus investment in Saudi Arabia, the importance of local data centres and data residency, and how integrated cloud technology and AI are shaping the future of business in the Kingdom.

The integrated island destination in Ras Malé is expected to include premium hospitality, residences, retail, dining, entertainment, and community facilities.

"With 186 new developers licensed in Dubai in the first seven months of this year alone, and hundreds more having entered over the past two years, I expect the next eighteen months to be defined less by competition between developers and more by which of them find the right partners to build alongside."

Jake Dyson tells Entrepreneur Middle East how he’s leading a new era of innovation at Dyson.

The investment follows Paymob’s robust financial and operational performance in the last 18 months.

The investment plans come as Qatar manages the economic impact of the regional conflict and disruption to its liquefied natural gas exports.

Several participating companies advanced to the next stage of evaluation for potential investment through Oraseya Capital’s SANDBOX Investment Program.

Written by Ahmed Bin Sulayem, this article explores how DMCC is advancing its vision for Uptown Dubai through Uptown Place and the iconic Burj 2020. From growing demand for Grade A office space to AI-driven construction technologies, the article highlights how strategic infrastructure development is shaping Dubai’s skyline and reinforcing its position as a global hub for business and investment.

With Milele Prime, Fahad Riaz is stepping into the one industry he believes has lost the trust of its own customers.