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🌐 Iraq Joins Market 2.0 Conference: Boosting Financial Tech & Digital Transformation 💹✨
🔹 Key Highlights
🏛️ Official Participation
Iraq’s Securities and Exchange Commission joined The Market 2.0 conference in Bahrain.
Key attendees included Faisal Al-Haimas (Securities Commission Head), the Iraq Stock Exchange Executive Director, and the Chairman of the Board of Governors.
💡 Purpose of Participation
Stay updated on global financial technology developments.
Learn about innovations in trading systems and digital transformation.
Enhance Iraq’s technical infrastructure for financial markets.
🤝 Regional Cooperation
Opportunity to exchange best practices with Arab financial markets.
Strengthen regulatory frameworks and support investment growth in Iraq.
Foster collaboration with regional regulatory bodies to boost expertise and market development.
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Iraq participates in The Market 2.0 conference to keep pace with developments in financial technology.
The Securities and Exchange Commission participated today, Sunday, in The Market 2.0 conference to keep up with developments in financial technology.
The commission said in a statement followed by Al-Masra, that “the head of the Securities Commission, Faisal Al-Haimas, participated, along with the executive director of the Iraq Stock Exchange and the chairman of the Board of Governors, in the work of The Market 2.0 conference, which is being hosted by the Kingdom of Bahrain and organized by the Federation of Arab Capital Markets in cooperation with the Bahrain Stock Exchange.”
She noted that “this participation comes within the framework of the Securities Authority’s keenness to keep pace with global developments in the field of financial technology and digital transformation, to learn about the latest innovations in trading systems, and to enhance expertise in developing the technical infrastructure of financial markets.”
She explained that “the visit also aims to enhance cooperation with regulatory bodies and Arab financial markets and to exchange leading experiences that contribute to developing the regulatory framework and supporting the investment environment in Iraq.” link
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