PwC Middle East has recently introduced a new initiative, the Global Ministers Survey, at the World Governments Summit (WGS) 2024. This survey represents the perspectives of 50 government ministers from around the world. It also sheds light on the challenges and opportunities in maximizing public value and impact.
The Global Ministers Survey
At the summit, PwC Middle East held a press conference emphasizing the necessity for governments to evolve towards a sustainable and digital future. The conference also discussed topics including the role of citizen-centric solutions in government transformation, insights on GenAI and technological advancements in the public sector, as well as key findings from the Global Minister’s Survey.
PwC Middle East’s Global Ministers Survey serves as a compass for understanding the current landscape of global governance. With key findings from the survey and two reports, governments are equipped to address pressing challenges and embrace transformative opportunities. Mohamed Yousef AlSharhan, deputy managing director of the WGS Organisation, highlighted the survey’s significance in shaping discussions and fostering collaboration among global leaders.
PwC Middle East at WGS 2024
PwC Middle East’s presence at WGS extends beyond revealing the Global Ministers Survey. Industry experts and senior leadership will contribute to panel discussions and release three impactful papers.
The first paper, titled “Future of Crime”, delves into technology’s essential role in preventing future crime. The paper envisions a safer society empowered by technology. Moreover, it emphasizes the need for data security, tech trends, infrastructure, talent, and research investment.
The second paper, titled “Advances in Healthcare” highlights the potential of regenerative medicine and gene therapy in healthcare. Two key trends, escalating healthcare costs and rapid advancements in digital technologies, stress the need for immediate government action.
The third paper titled “Family Business Succession Planning” stresses the importance of supporting family businesses in the Middle East to ensure profitable growth and harmony across multiple generations. Governments in the region are prioritizing support for family businesses. Hence, this supports non-oil sectors and fosters growth and connectivity in key industries like finance, tourism, and technology.
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