RISE Global 2026, October 13–14 at Dubai World Trade Centre — the global platform for investment capital and the future of urban development, aligned to Dubai's D33 economic agenda. UHNW and investor roundtables, PropTech, smart cities and urban development; organizer cites $1Tn+ AUM represented across attending institutions with speakers from BlackRock, Brookfield and SWFI. Open registration plus investor programme / application for higher tiers. Venue-day frames from the summit floor at Dubai World Trade Centre arrived on 2026-10-14 (gallery below; PHOTO-QAA PASS, watermarked) - an African county government delegation at the tables alongside UAE and international institutional capital. A second independent publisher arrived on 2026-10-16: Dubai Land Department, a Strategic Partner of the summit, published its own venue-day set - the main stage and the venue entrance (gallery frames 06-07, PHOTO-QAA PASS, watermarked). The 2026 edition runs under the organizer's own headline, 'Recharging Momentum in Global Economies' - capital, infrastructure, cities, real estate and the experience economy - with a one-day Global Leaders Series programme on 14 October inside the two-day expo. The one-day RISE Summit programme on 14 October ran nine published sessions, from 'The Great Capital Shift' and 'Long-Term Capital in a Higher-Rate World' to 'Beyond 60/40', 'Building the Next Dubai', 'Sovereign Capital and the New Case for US Multifamily', 'Land, Mobility and the Making of Dubai's Next Growth Corridors', 'From Developer to Platform', 'Built to Compound: Dubai's Economic Model and the D33 Agenda' and 'The New Rules of Luxury Hospitality'. A fuller read of the same organiser release (ZAWYA, 2026-10-13) adds four sessions the published session list above does not carry - 'Who Owns the Building? How Tokenisation Rewrites Ownership' (regulatory frameworks, legal recognition, cross-border compliance and investor protection for tokenised real estate), 'Powering AI: Data Centres, Energy and the Capacity Challenge', 'Closing the Infrastructure Funding Gap' and 'Blueprint for a Global Hub: Miral's Vision for the Future of Immersive Entertainment' - plus the hospitality and destination strand (Jumeirah, Dubai Holding Entertainment, Miral Destinations). The same release frames the summit against three organiser-cited indicators: Dubai's non-oil private-sector PMI at 54.5 in September, its strongest 2026 reading; UAE non-oil foreign trade of AED 1.937 trillion in the first half of the year, up 13.1% year-on-year; and DIFC passing 10,000 active registered companies for the first time in H1 2026, at 10,018, up 30% year-on-year. RISE Summit 2026 is delivered by inD, a B2B live-events group the release describes as carrying 40+ major brands across South Asia, the Middle East and Africa; its own 'About' block places the summit on 14 October 2026 at Dubai World Trade Centre. The organizer's own home page (riseexpo.com, read 2026-10-22) states the 2026 edition convened '600+ global investment executives & leaders'. That line is quoted as the organizer's own claim: it is a different measure from attendance, and it is NOT reconciled with the conflicting 250+ (organizer release) and 300+ (visitdubai) figures this node already declines to pick between. Two further venue-day frames arrived on 2026-10-16 (gallery below; PHOTO-QAA PASS x2, watermarked) - the Global Leaders Series main stage carrying the event's own 'The Great Capital Shift' LED graphics and the venue networking floor, published by Community Partner CEO Clubs Network.

📷 主催者ステージ写真 — Photo-QAA PASS