29th International Business Forum begins in Istanbul
The forum was organized under the theme 'the Transformation of Humanity and The Business World in the Age of AI,' according to Anadolu Agency.
The 29th International Business Forum has begun in Istanbul, according to Anadolu Agency.
The event was organized under the main theme of "the Transformation of Humanity and The Business World in the Age of AI," reflecting a focus on how artificial intelligence is reshaping global commerce and society.
The forum brings together business leaders and participants to discuss trends and developments affecting the international business landscape, though the report did not specify the full list of speakers or attending organizations.
Istanbul has regularly hosted major international business and economic gatherings, positioning itself as a hub for discussions spanning trade, finance and technology between European and Asian markets.
Further details on specific sessions, agreements or outcomes expected from this year's forum were not included in the report.
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- 29th International Business Forum begins in Istanbul — Anadolu Agency (Turkey)
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