According to SHADA, the exhibition is one of Iran’s major specialized events covering financial markets, investment, banking, insurance, financial technology and digital infrastructure.

The event is expected to bring together senior executives, policymakers, investors, financial institutions, technology companies, business leaders and other key economic decision-makers, providing a platform for business networking, investment promotion and strategic cooperation.

The exhibition will focus on showcasing new financial products, services and digital solutions, while creating opportunities for closer cooperation among banks, financial institutions, investors, investment funds and technology companies.

It will also provide a venue for industry participants to exchange expertise and engage directly with senior executives and economic policymakers, as well as to present digital platforms and infrastructure designed to support the transformation of the financial sector.

Other areas of focus will include identifying investment opportunities, expanding markets and developing domestic and international business partnerships.

The exhibition is being organized by the Ministry of Economic Affairs and Finance in cooperation with the Association of Private Banks, government agencies, financial institutions, professional organizations and companies active in the economy and technology sectors.

Building on the experience of previous editions, the event has been planned around four broad priorities: strengthening Iran’s financial system, attracting investment, advancing digital transformation, and expanding economic cooperation at both the national and international levels.