H.E. Eng. Abdullah bin Mohammed Al Muwaiji, Chairman of Ajman Chamber, participated in the second session of the Banking Conference, Geneva. The conference was organized by the Union of Arab Banks (UAB), the Arab-Swiss Chamber of Commerce and Industry (CASCI), and the International Institute in Geneva. The event focused on discussing the developments in the financial and banking sectors and their role as a key pillar in economic development, increasing investment flows, and enhancing the trajectories of sustainable development across all sectors. The banking conference witnessed the participation of financial leaders and experts from Arab countries and Switzerland to discuss the current status and challenges facing the financial sectors in general and the banking sector in particular. The conference proceedings included a session titled "Private Banking Services," during which the role of family wealth management offices and their importance in planning and managing generational wealth was discussed. This was achieved through the provision of integrated financial and investment solutions that contribute to protecting and growing family assets, ensuring the sustainability of family businesses, and enhancing their capacity to confront global economic challenges, thus establishing the concept of sound wealth management in line with best practices. H.E. Eng. Abdullah bin Mohammed Al Muwaiji affirmed that the UAE is a pioneering country in the field of sustainability, development, and growth of family businesses and wealth. This is supported by establishing an integrated system of regulatory laws and policies that ensure their continuity and by adopting global best practices and methodologies in wealth management, thereby enhancing their resilience and stability, and supporting their active contribution to the national economy. Furthermore, the conference agenda included sessions titled "Islamic Banking, Sustainable Investment" and "Digital Banking and Fintech." These sessions aimed to highlight the importance of promoting innovation in financial services, adopting advanced banking solutions, and introducing flexible and innovative tools and practices to keep pace with global changes, thereby ensuring the efficiency of banking systems and the sustained attraction of investments. The conference also featured a banking student competition designed to engage the next generation and encourage them to propose innovative ideas and solutions for the future of the financial sector. Additionally, the conference facilitated a series of bilateral meetings between the participating companies and banks. H.E. Eng. Abdullah bin Mohammed Al Muwaiji recommended the necessity of focusing on empowering and enhancing the capabilities of young Emirati national cadres in the financial and banking fields, in alignment with the objectives of the national campaign "The Emirates: The Startup Capital of the World." He emphasized the importance of launching quality programs and initiatives to develop the skills of young people and qualify them to lead innovative entrepreneurial projects in the financial and banking services sector, contribute to supporting the national economy, and strengthen the country's position as a leading global financial hub.