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Arab Advisors Group to host its regional 5G summit on June 6
By JT - May 03,2023 - Last updated at May 03,2023
AMMAN — Gearing up for its upcoming regional summit, Arab Advisors Group, a leading market research and consulting firm in the MENA region, has announced four main tracks that are designed to guide the participants, from thought leaders to C-level executives and directors, to stakeholders, towards the summit’s foresight.
Scheduled to take place on June 6, 2023 in Amman, Arab Advisors Group has selected for its one-day summit four main tracks that are considered a common vision for the participating stakeholders, according to a statement from the group.
The tracks include 5G for a Better Future, 5G Challenges and Opportunities, The Business Case for 5G, and 5G and beyond. These tracks will explore various sub-topics, such as transitioning to 5G, innovation in the 5G era, technology partners, and the creation of a viable 5G ecosystem.
“We look forward to bringing together industry leaders and experts to discuss the future and promised potential of 5G,” said Fayez Abu Awad, Arab Advisors Group’s chief adviser to the board.
“5G technology is unlocking novel opportunities for industrial applications, particularly in the areas of smart cities and IoT. With the combination of 5G, cloud, AI and big data, we have a new spectrum of capabilities at our disposal. Cross-sector collaboration will be key to achieving a true digital paradigm shift. However, unprecedented challenges accompany this shift, particularly in the area of cybersecurity. Having said that, it is rather vital to prioritise cybersecurity from the outset and not just deploy first and protect later.”
The 5G Summit will feature keynote speeches, panel discussions, and networking opportunities. Attendees will have the opportunity to engage with leading experts in the telecommunication industry, share ideas and network with peers.
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