The memorandum, signed at Gateway Gulf 2026 in Bahrain (November 1–2), creates a framework for Mumtalakat, Bahrain's sovereign wealth fund, and Arab Invest, a Pan-Arab fund owned by 16 Arab states, to share and evaluate investment opportunities in private and public markets, either independently or via co-investments. Potential areas include private equity, venture capital, private credit, structured financing, listed equities, fixed income, and pre-IPO, IPO and PIPE transactions, with public-market focus on Bahraini issuers. Both CEOs framed the deal as supporting Bahrain's capital-market development and long-term economic vision.

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