"Ministers information"The emerging markets will continue to play a decisive role in the future in advancing global economic growth
& nbsp; the Information and Decision Support Center in the Council of Ministers issued a new analysis about & quot; emerging markets & quot; through which he made it clear that the global economy has witnessed fundamental transformations during recent decades, and emerging markets have had a growing role in shaping these transformations, and thanks to high growth rates, increased foreign direct investment flows, and their accelerated integration into global value chains, the markets have become The emerging is an integral part of the global economy, as it has become the focus of the attention of researchers and investors alike. International & quot; (MSCI), emerging markets include countries, such as China, India, Indonesia, South Korea, Brazil, Russia, South Africa, and Mexico. The global total from 56% in 2017 to 59.8% in 2024, an increase of 3.8 percentage points. As the participation of developing countries increased significantly in global trade over decades, for example, its share of global commodity trade increased from 22% to 44% during the period from 1964 to 2023. (UNCTAD), increasing the share of developing countries in global trade came driven by the liberalization of customs tariffs since 1995, thanks to the World Trade Organization agreements, bilateral and regional commercial deals, and unilateral policies, and then the global economic weight center has dramatically turned towards emerging markets and developing countries.
Besides foreign direct investments (FDI): where emerging markets witnessed Great capital flows in recent years, in 2024, foreign investors added $ 273.5 billion to their shares and bonds in these markets, up from $ 177.4 billion in 2023, according to a report issued by the International Finance Institute (IIF) in January 2025. (Worldize), Financial in Britain, that with the continued state of economic uncertainty, the capital’s orientation towards regions such as Latin America and Asia emerging, confirms investors’ understanding of the dynamics of local markets in those areas, and the Foundation stresses that the policies of major emerging economies such as China will be a key to the sustainability of recovering the flow of investments in the long term. And digital transformation, and emerging markets quickly turn into foci of digital transformation, driven by many social and economic factors and technological progress that distinguishes them from its advanced counterparts, as the digital transformation represents in the emerging markets a bridge to overcome traditional barriers in front of growth, such as limited infrastructure and the difficulty of accessing financial services. Technology and digital transformation; Where the report of the global intellectual property indicators (WIPI) for the year 2024 – which is published by the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) annually – confirms the continuous expansion of innovation activity in Asia, for countries such as China, India and South Korea to top the indicators of various intellectual property categories, and the report clarified that intellectual property offices in Asian countries combined currently represent approximately 70% of all patent requests in All parts of the world, which is a major transformation compared to what was the case only 10 years ago, which reflects its effects on global innovation. The continuous urban expansion in the emerging markets works to feed the consumer demand, especially in sectors such as retail, health care and real estate. New, and the high standard of living of the middle class in emerging economies has led to nourishing the demand for different goods and services, which contributed to making them attractive destinations for global investment. In general, these challenges range from creating and sustaining economic environments that enhance growth and enable it, to managing the factors that determine the well -being of man. The challenges of demographic, economic, geopolitical and technological change. Technology, trade, and sustainable energy, which requires governments and the private sector to continue to adopt policies that support economic sustainability and innovation to enhance the position of emerging markets as a major engine of the global economy. & nbsp;
