The first-ever Abundance 360 Summit in Dubai has announced its final speaker line-up.
The two-day event hosted by the Dubai Future Foundation will feature developments in disruptive technology and innovation as well as discuss how these emerging technologies could affect the world in the next three years.
Guest speakers for the event include Ahmad bin Abdullah Al Falasi, Minister of State for Higher Education and Advanced Skills, Lino Cattaruzzi, MENA Managing Director at Google, Dr. Robert Hariri, Founder, Chairman and CEO of Celularity, David Karow, Chief of Radiogenomics & Interim CEO, Avi Reichental, the founder and CEO of XponentialWorks, Philip Rosedale, CEO of High Fidelity and Ramez Naam, Co-Chair, Energy and Environment at Singularity University.
A360 takes place on March 26 to 27 at Emirates Towers.

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