"The Annual Meeting closed on an “upbeat mood” with the Co-Chairs pledging on behalf of the 2,400 participants to use their positions of leadership to turn commitments on the top issues of climate change, global trade and globalization into action." Read More at the WEF official website >>

 

Davos in depth by the Financial Times >>

 

Xavier Sala-i-Martin, president of CWB in NY, lead the session "Demystifying Productivity and Growth" >>

Xavier Sala-i-Martin is Senior Economic Advisor of the WEF and developer of the Competitiveness Index used for the WEF's Global Competitiveness Report >>

 

Trade round gets new impetus from Davos talks >>

 

Interview with Chad Hurdley: views on Davos future (video) >>

 

Africa, the Opportunity Continent: a WEF initiative that speaks out about th success stories in Africa >>

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The $100 computer: Discussion on how the world's poorest citizens get access to technology enjoyed in the developed world. 27th Jan in Forbes.com>>

 

Davos Post-Mortem: the official and the unofficial (private discussions, informal exchanges) debates, by Nouriel Roubini. Feb 4th >>