The World Economic Forum in Davos features prominent leaders from the United States, the European Union, China, and the Middle East, addressing critical issues on the international stage.

Israel's extended conflict with Hamas, surpassing the 100-day mark, has diverted global attention, making Zelenskyy's efforts to keep Ukraine in focus even more crucial.

Zelenskyy, previously hesitant to leave Ukraine, embarks on a diplomatic tour, including a stop in Switzerland's capital and now Davos, seeking alliances and support against Russia.

Zelenskyy's presence at Davos includes an exclusive session with CEOs for Ukraine, addressing immediate assistance needs and outlining how the private and public sectors can contribute to Ukraine's rebuilding.

The overarching theme of the Davos meeting is "rebuilding trust," reflecting global sentiments amid geopolitical tensions, wars, and divided alliances.

Despite global uncertainties, a PwC CEO survey reveals doubled economic optimism among executives, driven by hopes for AI-driven productivity gains and falling inflation.

Artificial intelligence takes center stage at Davos, with Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella leading discussions on the role of AI in business reinvention, reflecting a broader concern for businesses to stay viable in the face of technological and environmental challenges.