Post by : Bianca Haleem
Dubai is poised to host the largest assembly of futurists with the announcement of the fourth edition of the Dubai Future Forum 2025 by the Dubai Future Foundation (DFF), set for November 18–19 at the Museum of the Future.
Expect over 2,500 attendees from 100+ nations, including officials, business executives, scholars, and innovators, all aiming to evaluate how emerging technologies can transform societies and industries.
This year's forum showcases a remarkable roster of partners, including Dubai Municipality, Emirates Global Aluminium (EGA), UNICEF, XPANCEO, Aquafina, Emirates Flight Catering, and The Explorers Club as Strategic and Thematic partners. Community supporters such as Fiker Institute, Abdulla Al Ghurair Foundation, The Dreamwork Collective, and Cinema Akil will also contribute to advancing the forum’s goals.
The initiative emphasizes youth engagement with partners from global educational institutions, including the Higher Colleges of Technology, Wits School of Governance, Arizona State University, and Hanze University of Applied Sciences, reinforcing its dedication to nurturing future leaders.
Over the two-day event, participants will engage in more than 70 sessions and keynote addresses featuring approximately 200 speakers, focusing on five prominent themes: Exploring the Unknown, Empowering Societies, Reimagining Health, Optimising Systems, and Foresight Insights.
Attendees can also partake in workshops and hands-on experiences with cutting-edge innovations in AI, virtual reality, and augmented reality.
Each edition of the Dubai Future Forum strengthens the UAE’s status as a leader in innovation and future-oriented dialogue. As global transformation accelerates, Dubai remains at the forefront, steering discussions that will shape tomorrow.
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