TRENDS Research & Advisory participated in the closing session of the Federal National Council through its Knowledge Pavilion, which showcased its most prominent publications addressing key issues such as sustainability, national identity, the future, and artificial intelligence.

The pavilion featured extensive research and studies designed to enrich public discourse and support informed solutions to current and emerging challenges. It drew considerable attention from Federal National Council members, government officials, and other interested stakeholders.

Productive meetings

During the closing session, and within the framework of the Knowledge Pavilion, a delegation from TRENDS Research & Advisory met with several FNC members and prominent officials. The discussions highlighted the pivotal role of research in supporting decision-makers and shaping future policies.

The officials were also briefed on the nature of TRENDS’ work and its research methodology. They explored collaboration opportunities to enhance research’s impact on serving society and advancing comprehensive development goals.

The Future of Research

Commenting on the occasion, Dr. Muhammad Al-Ali, CEO of TRENDS Research & Advisory, underscored the significance of this participation, stating: “We take pride in our involvement in the closing session of the Federal National Council, which provided a distinguished platform for dialogue and engagement with Council members and senior officials.”

He emphasized TRENDS’ belief that research is the cornerstone of building a sustainable future. He noted that the publications presented at the pavilion reflect TRENDS’ commitment to addressing pressing global issues—from sustainability to artificial intelligence—and providing evidence-based insights that support academics, researchers, institutions, and the decision-making process.

Dr. Al-Ali added that the discussions with Council members were highly fruitful, expressing his aspiration to strengthen cooperation with them and with various national entities to ensure that knowledge and scientific research remain at the heart of future-building efforts.