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Poorest nations missing out on AI and clean energy investment boom, Guterres warns in Doha

FonteArab News
Pubblicato25 ottobre 2026 alle ore 23:33
ArgomentiImprese e investimenti in Arabia Saudita, Energia, Tecnologia e intelligenza artificiale
Area di attivitàTecnologia
SettoreTecnologia
Ambito territorialePaesi del Golfo (CCG)

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The world’s poorest economies are receiving only a fraction of the investment pouring into artificial intelligence, semiconductors, clean energy and critical minerals, UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres warned on Sunday, urging governments and investors to…

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Poorest nations missing out on AI and clean energy investment boom, Guterres warns in Doha

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