In an era defined by global challenges and the imperative of su This research provides an accurate and comprehensive study and analysis of the role of smart leadership and its necessity in achieving sustainable development in the Babylon Business Incubator. Smart leadership is defined as a leadership approach that focuses on applying intelligence and thinking.

Critical and ethical decision making to guide individuals and organizations toward achieving their goals and meeting complex challenges

The research highlights the problem of using traditional leadership methods in Babylon Governorate, enhances our understanding of the role of smart leadership, and directs us towards future directions to enhance this role in the context of the Babylon Incubator.

The study of intelligent leadership also helps in improving and raising efficiency and effectiveness in Babel’s business organizations.

The abstract of this study provides an overview of a comprehensive study that delves into the dynamic interaction between smart leadership and sustainable development within the distinctive context of the Babylon Business Incubator.

This research begins a journey to unveil the transformative potential of intelligence leadership, harmoniously intertwined with the principles of sustainable development, within the Babylon Business Incubator. By highlighting this interaction, the study aspires to inspire a new generation of startups that not only excel in the modern business landscape, but also become powerful agents of change, championing innovation, ethics and the overall well-being of Babylon and its expanding cities.

Intelligent Leadership, Sustainable Development, Babylon Business Incubator

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