Launch of the Seventh Edition of 'Techno Innovation'
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The seventh international virtual conference, Techno Innovation, kicks off in Kuwait under the patronage of Omar Al-Omar and organized by Hanadi Al-Mubarak, with participation from 100 experts and 26 leading figures to discuss artificial intelligence and entrepreneurship.
Translated by Qiyas from النهار — Original source
Under the patronage of the Minister of State for Communications and Information Technology and Acting Minister of Media and Culture, Omar Al-Omar, the Seventh International Virtual Conference on Techno-Innovation, Techno-Entrepreneurship, and Techno-AI for Economic Diversification will launch on November 16–17, 2026, via an AI-powered platform. Organized by Ecosystem Management and Economic Consulting, the conference operates under the theme “An Innovative World and a Tech-Driven Economy” and features broad participation from over 100 Gulf, Arab, and global experts.
Dr. Hanaa Al-Mubarak, President of the Conference, Founder of Ecosystem Management and Economic Consulting, stated that the conference addresses nine strategic pillars, including: the latest technological innovations in global markets; education, fintech, and health technologies; smart cities and infrastructure; startup success stories and the journeys of inventors and innovators; best practices in tech entrepreneurship for economic growth; the latest business models enabling the startup ecosystem; the role of artificial intelligence in economic diversification; and finally, the impact of techno-innovation and tech entrepreneurship on the digital economy.
Dr. Al-Mubarak, an advisor on economic diversification and innovation and founder of Ecosystem Management and Economic Consulting, emphasized that the conference coincides with the Global Entrepreneurship Week, celebrated by Gulf, Arab, and international countries to empower entrepreneurs, hone their digital skills, advance the digital economy, and highlight global success stories that facilitate economic diversification. She noted that the conference is a non-profit event.
Dr. Al-Mubarak concluded that the conference will host approximately 100 expert participants, along with 26 Gulf, international, and regional figures, including sheikhs, ministers, leaders, and international policymakers. It will also feature 20 emerging startups, 20 dialogue sessions comprising six panel discussions, case studies, and 10 inventors and innovators from Gulf and Arab countries who hold patents and have received international awards. The conference focuses on 10 main themes over two days, running for 12 hours daily from 1:00 PM to 12:00 AM Kuwait time.
