Vision Golfe, organized by Business France under the patronage of Emmanuel Macron, is a key event aimed at strengthening and expanding economic and cultural relations between France and the countries of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC), which include the United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Oman, Bahrain, and Kuwait. The event was co-sponsored by the Ministry of Economy, Finance, and Industrial and Digital Sovereignty, as well as the Ministry of Europe, and was held at the Ministry of Economy in Paris. The objectives include the development of trade, technological innovation, and cultural collaboration through strategic sessions, B2B interactions, and exhibitions.
On this occasion, Thierry Rayer, founding president of the Pierre Rayer Scientific Study Circle and sponsor of the event, presented Universæ Analysis, a scientific methodology aimed primarily at enriching the understanding and appreciation of works of art through multidisciplinary scientific approaches. It integrates biology, geometry, mathematics, as well as in-depth studies in Egyptology and the history of ancient civilizations to reveal hidden dimensions in works of art. This allows us not only to shed new light on these works, but also to share these discoveries through enriching intercultural dialogue. Understanding art in a globalized context can encourage and enrich interactions between different cultures.