Hawkamah plays an important role in the global and regional policy dialogue on corporate governance via our strategic partnerships with various international policy promoters and developers, Including:

International Partners:

• Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) (www.oecd.org)
• World Bank-International Finance Corporation (www.ifc.org)
• WB Global Corporate Governance Forum ( www.gcgf.org)
• Center for International Private Enterprise (www.cipe.org)
• Institute of International Finance (IIF) (www.iif.com)
• Financial Services Volunteer Corps (FSVC) (www.fsvc.org)
• INSOL (Insolvency Professionals) (www.insol.org)
• Information Systems Audit and Control Association (ISACA) (www.isaca.org)
• Amsterdam Institute of Finance (www.aif.nl)
• Institute for Internal Audit (IIA) (www.theiia.org)
• CFA Institute (www.cfainstitute.org)
• Securities and Investment Institute (www.sii.org.uk)

Other Institutions:

• Arab Monetary Fund
• Dubai School of Government, Young Arab Leaders
• American University of Sharjah (www.aus.edu)

Regional Partners:

• Dubai International Financial Centre (www.difc.ae)
• UAE Ministry of Economy (www.economy.ae)
• Yemen Ministry of Finance (www.yemen.gov.ye)
• Emirates Securities and Commodities Authority (www.sca.ae)  
• Oman Capital Market Authority (www.omancma.org)
• Union of Arab Banks (www.uabonline.org)
• Abu Dhabi Chamber of Commerce and Industry (www.abudhabichamber.ae)
• Dubai Chamber of Commerce and Industry (www.dcci.ae)
• Jordanian Corporate Governance Association
• Central Bank of Jordan (www.cbj.gov.jo)
• Jordan’s Insurance Commission (www.irc.gov.jo)
• Arab Forum of Insurance Regulatory Commissions (AFIRC)
• Egyptian Institute of Directors (www.eiod.org)
• Egyptian Banking Institute/ Central Bank of Egypt  (www.ebi.gov.eg)
• Economic Research Forum (www.erf.org.eg)
• Oman Economists Association (www.oea-oman.org)
• Corporate Governance Association of Turkey (www.tkyd.org)
• Lebanese Corporate Governance Task Force (www.lcgtf.org)
• Arab International Women's' Forum (www.aiwfonline.com)

In short, Hawkamah is dynamically bridging the gaps between institutions and governance; regional institutions; international institutions and regional task forces; and the public and private sectors.