The infrastructure landscape in the Middle East is being reshaped by the region’s sovereign wealth powerhouses — Mubadala and Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund (PIF). These entities are not only funding giga-projects across energy, logistics, healthcare, and transport — they are defining how risk is governed, transferred, and shared across partnerships and project lifecycles.

As these entities lead ambitious investments under national transformation strategies (e.g., Vision 2030 and Abu Dhabi Economic Vision 2030), the role of public-private partnerships (PPPs) is expanding. From stadiums to hospitals, and from rail corridors to renewable energy zones, the model is shifting: capital is long-term, delivery is complex, and risk must be surgically managed.

In this insightful session we will explore sovereign investors approach construction and infrastructure risk, and what this means for insurance buyers, risk managers, and delivery partners across the region.