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Saudi Arabia cancels in-person attendance at the Future Investment Initiative conference after pressure from Wall Street
International reports said Saudi Arabia has ruled out in-person attendance at the Future Investment Initiative conference, known as "Davos in the Desert," which had been scheduled for next week. This came after pressure from Wall Street, and after earlier reports of confusion among financial elites over how to respond to the invitation and of Saudi Arabia considering postponing the conference. The available sources are headlines only, so the details of the decision are not clear.
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- Bloomberg reported that Saudi Arabia cancelled in-person attendance at a major investment event.
«Saudis Scrap In-Person Attendance for Flagship Investment Event»
bloomberg.com - The Wall Street Journal reported that Saudi Arabia ruled out in-person attendance at the "Davos in the Desert" event scheduled for next week.
«Saudi Arabia Rules Out In-Person ‘Davos in the Desert’ Event Next Week»
WSJ - Semafor reported that Saudi Arabia postponed the in-person attendance of the conference after pressure from Wall Street.
«Exclusive / Saudi postpones FII in person after Wall Street lobbying»
Semafor - Earlier, Semafor reported that Saudi Arabia was considering postponing the conference after pressure from Wall Street.
«Exclusive / Saudi to decide on postponing FII after Wall Street lobbying»
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