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WEF Davos (World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2026) is the 56th Annual Meeting of the World Economic Forum, taking place 19–23 January 2026 in Davos-Klosters, Switzerland. It’s one of the most important global gatherings of political leaders, business chiefs, scholars, and civil society to discuss world issues. �
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📍 Who’s Attending
Nearly 3,000 participants from over 130 countries. �
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Around 400 top political leaders, including close to 65 heads of state/government and 6 G7 leaders. �
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About 850 CEOs and chairs from major global companies. �
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🧠 Theme & Focus
The meeting’s theme is “A Spirit of Dialogue” — emphasizing cooperation and open conversation across divides. �
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Main topics being discussed this year include:
How to cooperate in a more contested world
Unlocking new sources of economic growth
Investing in people and jobs
Responsible deployment of innovation like AI
Building prosperity while protecting the planet �
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🔍 Public & Side Events
Aside from the main official sessions, there’s an Open Forum that’s publicly accessible (and livestreamed over the web) with discussions on future trends (e.g., space, medicine, climate, technology). �
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📌 Top Current News from Davos 2026
Elon Musk was scheduled to speak on a panel with BlackRock’s CEO. �
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Gujarat’s Deputy Chief Minister held talks with major business leaders for investment and innovation. �
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Donald Trump launched a new global initiative called the “Board of Peace,” positioning it alongside international institutions. �
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A leading investor said India could become the world’s biggest economy within decades, reflecting India’s rising global role. �
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📰 Other Notable Reports from the Event
French President Emmanuel Macron warned about a shift toward a “world without rules” and weakening international norms. �
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Some attendees got scammed with fake VIP passes for exclusive forum venues.