KENSINGTON, U.K. - HaryanaBlog -- London, UK –    The Reform Club on Pall Mall came alive with senior decision-makers from across the trade and investment spectrum. More than 120 guests—including legislators, embassy representatives, heads of export-promotion and FDI agencies, chamber executives, and top venture-capital and private-equity figures—gathered to celebrate two new publications: Bridging Borders: Trade Promotion and Foreign Direct Investment and Global Economic Opportunities 2025. The dinner was expertly chaired by Dr. Khalifa Saif Juma Saif Al Mehairbi, who serves as Chairman & Patron of the Global Economic Business Council.

Setting the Stage for Collaboration

The event commenced with an address from The Rt Hon. The Baroness Prashar CBE, who called attention to the interconnected nature of modern economies and the imperative of inclusivity in policy design. She underscored that shared prosperity depends on listening to diverse voices and forging consensus across sectors and borders.

Subsequently, H.E. Sven Jurgenson, former President of the UN Security Council and past UNICEF board chair, reflected on how global institutions have historically underpinned peace and development. He recounted successes and pitfalls of past multilateral efforts, urging renewed dedication to frameworks that facilitate cooperation rather than isolation.

Report Unveilings and Vision

Dr. Khalifa Al Mehairbi took the podium to formally introduce the two reports. He described Bridging Borders as a hands-on guide for agencies looking to modernize operations, integrate digital tools, and measure their success in promoting exports and attracting investment. Meanwhile, Global Economic Opportunities 2025 presents a curated list of more than USD 6 billion in projects across 63 nations, each vetted for viability and sustainability, offering investors clear pathways to participate in green energy, advanced manufacturing, and critical infrastructure.

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Recognition of Achievement

Following his presentation, Dr. Al Mehairbi was honored with two awards presented by H.E. Jurgenson: the Champion of International Trade award for his role in aligning private-sector dynamism with public-sector objectives; and the Global Best Real Estate Person of the Year accolade, recognizing his success in securing large-scale investment endeavors that deliver both economic and social value.

Closing Reflections

To conclude the evening, The Hon. David Wells, Canadian Senator and Chair of the International Centre for Trade Transparency, urged all attendees to translate the evening's insights into concrete action. He emphasized the need for ongoing knowledge-sharing, coordinated policy responses, and robust networks to ensure markets remain open and resilient.

About the International Trade Council
The International Trade Council (ITC) is a global, peak‐body chamber of commerce dedicated to helping its members navigate and succeed in international markets. Through expert trade advisory services, market intelligence reports, and curated business-to-government introductions, the ITC empowers companies of all sizes to identify and pursue cross-border opportunities. Its offerings include foreign direct investment facilitation, continuous education programs, mentoring, and a rigorous awards framework that recognizes excellence in trade and investment promotion. As a platform where government agencies, industry associations, and private enterprises come together, the ITC drives policy advocacy and builds the networks that turn global ambitions into tangible results.

About the Global Economic Business Council
The Global Economic Business Council is a research-focused advisory body convened by the International Trade Council to produce forward-looking analyses of international trade and investment trends. Chaired by Dr. Khalifa Saif Juma Saif Al Mehairbi, the Council brings together academics, industry experts, and senior policymakers to develop flagship publications—such as Global Economic Opportunities 2025—which catalog billions of dollars in investment projects across multiple regions. Under Dr. Al Mehairbi's leadership, the Council emphasizes data-driven insights and strategic roadmaps aimed at fostering inclusive growth, enhancing public–private collaboration, and countering protectionist pressures worldwide.

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About the International Trade Council
The International Trade Council (ITC) is a global, peak‐body chamber of commerce dedicated to helping its members navigate and succeed in international markets. Through expert trade advisory services, market intelligence reports, and curated business-to-government introductions, the ITC empowers companies of all sizes to identify and pursue cross-border opportunities. Its offerings include foreign direct investment facilitation, continuous education programs, mentoring, and a rigorous awards framework that recognizes excellence in trade and investment promotion. As a platform where government agencies, industry associations, and private enterprises come together, the ITC drives policy advocacy and builds the networks that turn global ambitions into tangible results. https://tradecouncil.org/