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Arab Economy Gains Soft Power
The 52nd G7 Summit focused on international challenges amid complex geopolitical circumstances, with the participation of non-member countries such as India, Brazil, and South Korea, to enhance cooperation in areas like security, supply chains, and artificial intelligence. The summit addressed the competition from BRICS countries, with particular emphasis on the development of artificial intelligence and economic growth, as BRICS nations recorded a growth rate of 4%, compared to 1.1% among the G7 countries. Arab leaders also participated in the event, headed by Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed, to discuss issues related to water security, the economy, and the environment, with the aim of promoting stability and development in the region.
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