Transition from "I Know What You Want" to "I Create What You Might Want"

This shift is not a distant dream but a tangible goal achievable through creativity and the continuous telling of new stories.

Are you ready to change the game rules or will you settle for being a spectator? The final decision is yours.

But the world awaits a commercial revolution that makes a difference.

Are you the one who will lead the way towards this revolution?

Lessons from Masayoshi Son's Journey

Masayoshi Son, the CEO of SoftBank, is a successful entrepreneur with a proven track record.

He started with a small invention that sold for millions of dollars, then founded SoftBank, a global success story with massive profits.

His net worth exceeds $22 billion.

One of his significant achievements is the Vision Fund, the world's largest with $100 billion in capital, which includes many prominent investors.

The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia holds the largest stake at 45%, reflecting global cooperation and strategic private sector partnerships in today's economy.

Challenges and Opportunities

In recent days, several important issues have emerged, each deserving of analysis and reflection.

From school violence to the role of the banking sector in the economy, and from cultural events to anti-drug trafficking efforts, these events intertwine to form a complex picture of the social, economic, and cultural reality in the region.

First, the statements of Nor Eddine Akkari, president of the National Federation of Parents and Guardians Associations in Morocco, have raised deep concerns about the escalating violence in educational institutions.

Schools, which are supposed to be safe learning environments, have become sites of physical and verbal violence, both among students and towards teachers.

This situation requires comprehensive efforts from all stakeholders, from families to schools and the broader community.

Building a generation capable of dialogue, respect, and discipline requires integrated efforts, not just temporary measures.

Second, a ministerial working session chaired by the Tunisian Prime Minister, Saied Zafarani, highlighted the importance of the banking sector's role in stimulating the economy and driving investment.

Strengthening the role of financial institutions in economic development is not just an option but a necessity.

These institutions, as active partners with the state, can play a crucial role in advancing major public development projects.

Enhancing trust in the banking sector and encouraging investment requires clear and transparent policies, along with continuous oversight and evaluation.

Third, the opening ceremony of the International Publishing and Book Fair in Rabat, with Sharjah Emirate

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