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Holding "Davos in the Desert" as an Integration Saudi Arabia plans to hold its 10th flagship investment conference titled "Future Investment Initiative" in Riyadh in a combination of face-to-face and online, so that company executives can participate remotely if they wish. The decision comes after the deadly weekend attacks at Riyadh airport and a review of the travel situation to Saudi Arabia. The organizers of this event announced at the beginning of this month that despite the missile attacks on Saudi Arabia, the conference will take place as planned. However, on Monday, several senior executives of the major oil companies refused to attend this international conference. The usual presence of a large number of world leaders, senior managers of companies and investors caused this event, referring to the annual meeting of the World Economic Forum in Switzerland, to earn the nickname "Davos in the desert".

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Holding "Davos in the Desert" as an Integration Saudi Arabia plans to hold its 10th flagship investment conference titled "Future Investment Initiative" in Riyadh in a combination of face-to-face and online, so that company executives can participate remotely if they wish. The decision comes after the deadly weekend attacks at Riyadh airport and a review of the travel situation to Saudi Arabia. The organizers of this event announced at the beginning of this month that despite the missile attacks on Saudi Arabia, the conference will take place as planned. However, on Monday, several senior executives of the major oil companies refused to attend this international conference. The usual presence of a large number of world leaders, senior managers of companies and investors caused this event, referring to the annual meeting of the World Economic Forum in Switzerland, to earn the nickname "Davos in the desert".

Holding "Davos in the Desert" as an Integration Saudi Arabia plans to hold its 10th flagship investment conference titled "Future Investment Initiative" in Riyadh in a combination of face-to-face and online, so that company executives can participate remotely if they wish. The decision comes after the deadly weekend attacks at Riyadh airport and a review of the travel situation to Saudi Arabia. The organizers of this event announced at the beginning of this month that despite the missile attacks on Saudi Arabia, the conference will take place as planned. However, on Monday, several senior executives of the major oil companies refused to attend this international conference. The usual presence of a large number of world leaders, senior managers of companies and investors caused this event, referring to the annual meeting of the World Economic Forum in Switzerland, to earn the nickname "Davos in the desert".