Next Generation Connective Infrastructure: Enabling the Integrated Future We Want
The Middle East is one of the least economically integrated regions in the world, significantly constraining growth, productivity and strategic alignment. Connective infrastructure - physical, human & technological - represents a powerful means of deepening regional integration, driving innovation and igniting growth. What are the infrastructural requirements of the 4th Industrial Revolution and where can we leapfrog legacy systems? What role can and will China’s One Belt One Road initiative play? How can we align interests and investments?
• Robert Willen, Partner at A.T. Kearney and Managing Director for the Middle East, UAE