The European Cooperation System (ECS), renowned for its commitment to non-governmental diplomacy and international cooperation, will be actively involved in the special edition of FII PRIORITY Europe 2025, to be held on May 16 and 17 at the National Opera and Ballet Theatre in Tirana, Albania. Under the official theme “Investing in a Connected Europe”, this event will bring together opinion leaders, investors and policy-makers to examine the challenges and opportunities that will shape Europe’s economic future.
Strategic participation for a more connected Europe
In a global context marked by growing geo-economic tensions, persistent inflationary pressures and a global economic slowdown, SEC sees FII PRIORITY Europe as a unique opportunity to contribute to sustainable and innovative solutions. Mr Gabriel Mvogo Saint, President of the European Cooperation System, points to the need to join forces to meet global economic challenges and turn tensions into opportunities:
« Europe is at a crucial turning point where it can redefine its role on the world stage. With a coherent regulatory framework and a focus on innovation-driven investment, we have the opportunity to catalyze a more connected and prosperous future. As far as the European Cooperation System is concerned, our presence in Tirana reflects our commitment to supporting this vision.«
Warm thanks to the leaders of the FII Institute
Gabriel Mvogo Saint also expressed his gratitude to H.E. Yasir Al-Rumayyan, Chairman of the FII Institute, and Richard Attias, Chairman of the Executive Committee, for their invitation and inspiring vision:
« The European Cooperation System sincerely thanks H.E. Yasir Al-Rumayyan and President Richard Attias for their outstanding leadership and commitment to constructive global dialogue. Their invitation to the FII PRIORITY Europe 2025 is a recognition of the key role we can play in this collective dynamic.«
Guest at the FII PRIORITY Europe 2025 in Tirana
Turning challenges into opportunities
As a reminder, FII PRIORITY Europe builds on the legacy of the renowned annual Riyadh conference, and positions itself as a catalyst for concrete change. By hosting this summit in Tirana, a city that symbolizes resilience and transformation, the 2025 edition aims to transform today’s challenges into opportunities for inclusive and sustainable growth.
The SEC will contribute to this objective by mobilizing its expertise in economic diplomacy and building bridges between Europe and the countries of the South. These efforts aim to support solutions that transcend borders, while aligning economic priorities with social and environmental challenges.
Towards a competitive and sustainable Europe
With the OECD forecasting a slowdown in global economic growth, Gabriel MVOGO Saint believes that Europe must seize this opportunity to reassert its role as a global leader. By focusing on strategic investments and supporting initiatives such as FII PRIORITY Europe. The European Cooperation System reaffirms its commitment to helping build a future marked by connectivity, resilience and shared prosperity.
