Discussed a set of important points, including:

- Finding a suitable ground for launching ambitious development plans that go beyond the mistakes of successive governments that focused on rentierism in almost total dependence on oil as a primary source of state revenues,
- The necessity of adopting clear economic policies with plans and directions and investing in the state of political calm in resolving many economic files in terms of legislative and legal support and keeping pace with government plans for the challenges and obstacles facing the economic file,
- Discussing the nature of the relationship between the public and private sectors and the problem surrounding the relationship between them, where the attendees stressed the necessity of adopting real cooperation opportunities that enable the private sector and qualify it to play a greater role,