HSBC to Al Bayan: Growing Global Confidence in the UAE’s Financial Standing

Mohammed Al-Marzouqi, the CEO of HSBC Middle East in the UAE, congratulated the United Arab Emirates and its leadership on being selected to host the annual meetings of the World Bank Group and the International Monetary Fund in 2029 in Abu Dhabi. This decision serves as a strong endorsement of the UAE’s advanced financial standing and the robustness of its institutions, as well as the competence of its national workforce. It also reflects the country’s growing role in supporting international dialogue on economic and financial issues.

Al-Marzouqi further stated in an interview that this global event will present a significant opportunity to bring together decision-makers and leaders from financial and developmental institutions around the world. The goal is to foster financial stability, promote sustainable growth, and enhance international cooperation to tackle evolving economic challenges.

As HSBC marks its 80th anniversary in the UAE, Al-Marzouqi reaffirmed the bank’s strong commitment to supporting the nation’s long-term ambitions as a leading global financial hub for business, finance, and innovation. The bank will continue to collaborate closely with its clients and partners to help them seize opportunities and adapt to economic changes, enabling them to move forward with confidence and achieve sustainable growth.

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