Marking AGSI’s continued engagement in senior global industry forums
During the World Economic Forum in Davos, Arabian Gulf Steel Industries participated in two high-level roundtables convening senior leaders from industry, finance, and government to address critical questions shaping the future of industrial competitiveness and decarbonisation.
The engagements brought together a select group of global decision-makers, reflecting the growing role of industry leaders in contributing practical perspectives to global policy and market discussions..
AGSI first took part in a breakfast roundtable titled “Opening New Markets: Accelerating Clean Industry Investment Through Trade Partnerships,” hosted by the Industrial Transition Accelerator (ITA) and Mission Possible Partnership (MPP), focused on the role of trade partnerships and market frameworks in accelerating clean industrial investment.
This builds on its ongoing engagement with the Industrial Transition Accelerator and Mission Possible Partnership, which began during COP28, NYC Climate Week and has continued through subsequent global convenings.
Later the same day, AGSI joined a high-level roundtable on the Global Roadmap for Fossil Fuel Phaseout, hosted by Andrew Forrest of Fortescue, in collaboration with the We Mean Business Coalition, ITA, and MPP. The discussion centred on Real Zero pathways and the role of industry in supporting credible, scalable approaches to industrial transition.
Across both engagements, AGSI contributed its perspective as an industrial producer operating at Net Zero, sharing experience on the importance of integrity and transparency in carbon frameworks. The discussions included Al Gore, who commended AGSI as an operating example within industry, reinforcing the broader significance of credible carbon mechanisms already shaping global policy.
AGSI’s participation in these forums reflects its continued engagement in global discussions taking place at moments where policy ambition, market mechanisms, and industrial reality increasingly converge.
