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Welcome to the final day of the Annual Meeting 2025!

As the meeting draws to a close, Forum President Børge Brende will highlight key outcomes and offer a look at what lies ahead in his closing remarks. In today’s sessions, global leaders will explore the economic outlook for 2025, the nexus of international relations, trade and growth, efforts towards meaningful land restoration and technological innovation across sectors.

Next week, we will resume our weekly edition. #WEF25
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Closing remarks from Børge Brende
President and CEO of the World Economic Forum offers insights into what lies ahead.
12.00 CET  Session details
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The Global Economic Outlook
What are the plausible scenarios for the global economy in 2025?
11.00 CET  Session details
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Renewing the Promise of Democracy
How can we restore trust in institutions and strengthen the world’s democracies?
09.00 CET  Session details
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The US-EU-China Triangle
How will these three powers work together going forward?
10.15 CET  Session details
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Spotlight: Cybersecurity risks are growing
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Cyber risks are growing, fuelled by supply chain vulnerabilities, AI-driven threats and regulatory fragmentation. Geopolitical tensions and a widening skills gap exacerbate cyber inequities, leaving smaller organizations and emerging economies particularly vulnerable. The Global Cybersecurity Outlook 2025 calls for urgent action to enhance resilience, address skill shortages and secure AI adoption.

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Navigating fragmentation
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Building stronger financial guardrails is crucial to protect global stability. Rising geopolitical tensions and financial fragmentation could cost $5.7 trillion in GDP. A new report urges policy and private-sector actions to safeguard the global financial system, foster economic cooperation, and drive stability and growth amid growing complexities.

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Go deeper on reimagining growth
Combatting plastic pollution
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The Global Plastic Action Partnership welcomed seven new members, reaching its 25-country milestone and becoming the largest global initiative tackling plastic waste. New members bring fresh momentum to systemic efforts, driving progress in sustainable materials, green jobs and climate resilience through circular economy solutions.

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