Over 1,000 leaders from 92 countries gather at the World Economic Forum Special Meeting in Riyadh to tackle global challenges.

Rwandan President Paul Kagame stresses investment in human capital and governance for Africa's growth in a panel on global development.

Kagame discusses Rwanda's economic strategies with IMF's Managing Director and explores tech, education, and trade cooperation with Malaysia's PM.

The forum's agenda centers on inclusive growth, energy transition, and leveraging technology, such as AI, for economic advancement.

Amidst a weak global economy, leaders call for new economic measurement methods, revitalized alliances, and robust public-private partnerships.

The importance of investing in clean energy for emerging markets is underscored to combat climate change and create systemic value.

Hosted by Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, the event continues with sessions on global issues, available to the public via livestream.