Baghdadi Capital Sponsors the Concordia Annual Summit 2025.

Baihas Baghdadi, founder and Executive Chairman of Baghdadi Capital, had a prominent role at the recent Concordia Annual Summit 2025, held in New York from September 21 to 24. This event brought together political leaders, business executives, and NGO representatives with the aim of fostering multisectoral alliances to address pressing global challenges.

During the summit, Baghdadi moderated the Roundtable of Heads of State, which included Ahmed al-Sharaa, President of Syria, in what was one of his first international public appearances since taking office. Subsequently, Baghdadi had the opportunity to introduce the president to the audience on the main stage of the event.

Baghdadi Capital, headquartered in Alcobendas, Madrid, participated as a main sponsor, reaffirming its commitment to global working capital financing. As part of its involvement, Baghdadi met with high-level political officials and international investors, including sessions with the Atlantic Basin Initiative, a key component of the Transatlantic Leadership Network at Johns Hopkins University. His participation in the Executive Briefing Series: Growth & Opportunity in the Middle East was one of the highlights, where strategies to enhance regional growth and bolster Middle Eastern resilience along major economic corridors were discussed.

“This dialogue is not just political; it is economic and strategic. At Baghdadi Capital, working capital is a decisive tool for giving businesses oxygen, generating trust, and paving the way to stability,” stated Baghdadi. His participation in Concordia aligns with a global vision aimed at connecting the Syrian and Middle Eastern economies with the most significant international discussions.

The summit served as a vital meeting point for leaders from various sectors, emphasizing the need for cooperation to tackle contemporary challenges. Baghdadi Capital’s involvement highlights its role as a key player in mobilizing capital towards regions that have traditionally faced funding difficulties, solidifying its position as a leader in working capital financing.

via: MiMub in Spanish

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