Beirut to host Arab banking conference in November

The head of the Arab Banks Union, Mohammed Abdul Aziz, said today that Egypt is going to participate in the Arab banking conference held by the Union, on November 5 - 7.

The conference will be take place in Beirut, and it will address banks' roles in financing services, trade and investment in the Arab states.

Abdul Aziz added that the conference will be held under the auspices of Lebanese Prime Minister Rafik Hariri in which 400 economic, banking and finance experts will participate from 12 Arab countries.

Abdul Aziz also said the conference will tackle Arab economic work in trade and tourism, besides joint projects, the infrastructure, and developments in the banking and technological world.