According to Amac News: This event, known as the Davos Forum, will continue until January 24 and gather world leaders to address key global and regional challenges.
These challenges include responding to geopolitical shocks, stimulating growth to improve living standards, and managing equitable and inclusive energy transitions.
This year's edition brings together almost 3,000 prominent figures from more than 130 countries and aims to promote dialogue, build trust and advance joint action.
The forum will include more than 350 government leaders, including 60 presidents and prime ministers. Participants include US President-elect Donald Trump, who will participate live in an interactive session, European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, and Chinese Vice Premier Ding Shuxian.
More than 1,600 business leaders, including more than 900 CEOs and CEOs from WEF member companies and partners, will attend the event, along with more than 120 global innovators, technology leaders and startup founders.
The main axes of discussions in this forum will be around five key themes: rebuilding trust, rethinking growth, investing in people, protecting the planet and industries in the smart age.