Summary
The World Economic Forum (WEF) Annual Meeting 2027 takes place January 18-22, 2027, in Davos-Klosters, Switzerland. It is the Forum’s flagship gathering of corporate leaders, international financial institutions, and policymakers. The agenda centers on public-private cooperation in a fragmented geopolitical landscape and on integrating AI into productivity, supply chains, and global capital allocation.
What You Will Gain:
Insight into how business and government are responding to geopolitical fragmentation
Understanding of how AI is changing productivity and supply chain resilience
Perspectives on the energy transition, technological change, and long-term fiscal stability
A view of how global capital allocation and commercial strategy are aligning with macroeconomic trends
Who Can Join:
Corporate and business leaders
International financial institutions
Policymakers and government representatives
Others can follow the proceedings and outputs through the Forum’s official channels
Why Follow:
Davos is where business and policy leaders set the tone for the global economic year. The discussions and announcements help show where public and private strategy are heading on AI, trade, energy, and finance.
Participation in the Annual Meeting is by invitation and tied to WEF membership and partnership, so it isn’t open to the general public.