The Misk Global Forum has returned for its seventh session, being held at Bujairi Terrace in Riyadh from November 15 to 17

In an effort to support and motivate the younger generation in the area to reach their full potential, foster teamwork, and spark good change globally, the Misk Global Forum is back for its seventh session.

Held yearly by the foundation to inspire and unify young leaders, innovators, and entrepreneurs globally, the event is the largest youth conference in the Middle East and will take place from Nov. 15–17 at Bujairi Terrace in Riyadh.

The effectiveness of the forum is largely dependent on conversations, idea sharing, and networking possibilities.

The foundation's CEO, Badr Al-Badr, declared in his introductory remarks that this year's event honours people's bright potential—especially that of young people.

Al-Badr stated that these themes are represented in this year's theme, "The Big Now," which attempts to encourage youth to think broadly and act quickly to address issues before they become bigger ones.

According to him, "Now" stresses prompt action, while "Big" represents having aspirational thoughts and ideas.

The forum's sub-theme, "Think Big, Act Now," inspires young leaders to make bold plans and move quickly to bring their ideas to life.

The UN, UNESCO, Saudi Fashion Commission, Apple Developer Academy, Meta, Adidas, Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, LinkedIn, Zoom, National Geographic Channel, LVMH, University of Cambridge, and creative media studio Telfaz11 are among the knowledge partners that support the forum's operations.

The forum will serve as a connection point for aspirational young people, leaders, inventors, and creative personalities with over 100 panels including CEOs and influencers from across the world.

The Prince Mohammed bin Salman Foundation, also known as Misk, and its affiliates Manga Productions, Misk Art Institute, Misk Schools, Riyadh Schools, Mohammed bin Salman Nonprofit City, and ilmi Science Discovery and Innovation Centre are involved in making this possible.

There will be over fifty sessions available for attendees to attend in person or virtually.

To learn more, go to miskglobalforum.com.