More than 100 ambassadors and diplomats participate in coordination meeting ahead of World Governments Summit 2027
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the World Governments Summit Organization convened a coordination meeting attended by more than 100 ambassadors and diplomats from around the world to align efforts and strengthen coordination ahead of welcoming delegations to the World Governments Summit 2027. The meeting reflected the Summit’s leading global standing and its role in advancing international cooperation and anticipating and shaping the future.
The meeting was attended by H.E. Omar Obaid Alhesan Alshamsi, Undersecretary of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs; H.E. Omran Sharaf, Assistant Minister of Foreign Affairs for Advanced Science and Technology; and Mohammad Yousef Al Sharhan, Managing Director of the World Governments Summit Organization, alongside senior officials and representatives of government entities.
The meeting reviewed the Summit’s preparatory framework, including nomination and registration procedures and timelines, joint coordination mechanisms, the allocation of responsibilities, and designated points of contact across the entities concerned. These efforts aim to strengthen institutional coordination and enhance readiness to welcome international delegations and facilitate their participation.
H.E. Omran Sharaf, Assistant Minister of Foreign Affairs for Advanced Science and Technology, said: “The World Governments Summit is more than a forum for dialogue; it is a strategic platform for strengthening international partnerships, exchanging government experiences, and preparing collectively for future challenges. The UAE’s approach has always been rooted in openness, international cooperation, and learning from the experiences of others. Through the Summit, we seek to advance this approach by bringing governments together to share knowledge, showcase achievements, and explore innovative approaches to governance and future development.”
His Excellency added: “We encourage our international partners to use the Summit as a platform for meaningful bilateral and multilateral engagement that goes beyond participation to identify shared interests, develop partnerships, and translate dialogue into tangible outcomes. The Summit’s value lies not only in the discussions it convenes, but also in the opportunities it creates for sustained cooperation and initiatives that extend beyond the event itself.”
For his part, Mohammad Al Sharhan affirmed that the World Governments Summit continues to strengthen its role as a global platform connecting knowledge with decision-making and enriching dialogue on the trends and solutions that enable governments to keep pace with and anticipate change. He noted that preparations for each edition focus on maximizing the value of participation and creating an environment conducive to building partnerships and sharing expertise and practical experiences.
Al Sharhan explained that delivering an exceptional experience for participants requires coordinated government efforts and a shared understanding of objectives and responsibilities. He noted that the meeting marks an early step in preparations for the 2027 Summit, enabling the entities concerned to align their plans with hosting requirements and implementation phases, and to discuss procedures directly to ensure effective coordination and seamless collaboration.
The meeting included a detailed presentation on nomination and registration procedures and the stages for completing them within the approved timeline, enabling government entities to organize their participation and fulfill the relevant requirements on schedule.
Interactive sessions focused on coordination mechanisms among the entities responsible for hosting delegations, the allocation of roles, and the designation of points of contact. These discussions aimed to facilitate the smooth exchange of information and coordinated teamwork throughout the preparation and delivery of the World Governments Summit 2027.
The World Governments Summit is an international platform that brings together governments, international organizations, global companies, thought leaders, and experts to examine key global trends and explore the future of government. It promotes partnerships and the exchange of knowledge, best practices, and innovative solutions to future challenges.
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