Korea · Arab World — technology leadership forum
Incheon Dialogue
First edition: April 2027, Incheon
- Edition
- First
- When
- April 2027
- Where
- Incheon
- Access
- Invitation only
The technologies that will shape the next decade are not bought. They are built and localized.
Request an invitationAbout
An invitation-only annual forum, convened by VisionSeek in Incheon.
It brings together the people who take technology decisions in Korea and the Arab world, to speak plainly about transferring and localizing critical capabilities.
The seven foundational technologies: semiconductors, artificial intelligence, cloud and data, next-generation networks 5G-6G, robotics, clean energy and batteries, and health biotechnology.
Why
The technologies that will shape the next decade are not bought. They are built and localized.
Korea did this in a generation. The Arab world has the ambition and the means to lead.
The Incheon Dialogue is where both sides sit down to decide how that happens.
Themes
- 01Semiconductors
- 02Artificial intelligence
- 03Cloud and data
- 04Next-generation networks 5G-6G
- 05Robotics
- 06Clean energy and batteries
- 07Health biotechnology
Format
- Select, by invitation
- Attendance is by invitation only, so the conversation can be real.
- Frank
- Sessions follow the Chatham House Rule: use what was said, without naming who said it.
- Neutral
- No selling, no product pitches. The point is the decision.
- Recurring
- It is held each year, and the Arab Technology Capability Index is announced there.
- Who attends
- Those responsible for technology in Arab government bodies; chief executives and technology leaders in Arab institutions; leaders of Korean companies and agencies; and researchers whose word carries weight in the seven technologies.
- What comes out
- A discussion paper before the dialogue, a summary after it, and clear partnership priorities between the two sides.
Incheon Dialogue
First edition: April 2027, Incheon. Attendance is by invitation only.
Register interest
Request an invitationInvitations are considered by Ahmed Abdelalim.
