Muhammed Fathulah is the President of the World International Economic Group (WIEG), a globally active international economic organization with presence in over 200 countries and a mission to catalyse inclusive economic growth, cross-border investment, and strategic partnerships between the public and private sectors. WIEG is recognised by key international institutions and convenes policymakers, institutional investors, corporate leaders and development partners to advance sustainable economic development worldwide.

In his role as President, Fathulah provides strategic leadership for WIEG’s global initiatives, including investment summits, economic collaboration platforms, and multi-stakeholder partnerships that bridge government priorities with real capital deployment.

Under his stewardship, WIEG has focused on unlocking investment opportunities in priority sectors such as infrastructure, digital economy, manufacturing, agriculture, health, and education, driving frameworks that support public-private engagement and long-term economic transformation.

Prior to his appointment as President, Fathulah built a career at the intersection of economic diplomacy, international partnerships, and private sector development, engaging with policymakers, business executives and investment communities to foster dialogue that leads to structured deal-making and impact-driven outcomes.

His leadership reflects WIEG’s commitment to connecting capital with opportunity, enabling access to investment corridors, and aligning global funding mechanisms with national and regional development agendas.

As President, he plays a central role in orchestrating high-level events and summits that bring together sovereign decision-makers, development finance institutions, institutional investors and leading corporations to transform sector opportunities into bankable investments.