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Forum Stories (2025.1.21)

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It is day two of the Annual Meeting 2025.

Today’s sessions cover a broad set of topics such as global cooperation and growth, the energy transition, the impact of emerging technologies on industries and society, and gender parity in healthcare and the workplace.

Want to learn more? Included below is further analysis about the economic outlook, how to address the health gender gap and how leading industrial sites are pioneering innovation in technology, workforce and sustainability.
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Ursula von der Leyen
A special address from the President of the European Commission.
10.50 CET  Session details
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Ding Xuexiang
Vice-Premier of the People’s Republic of China delivers remarks in Davos.
11.20 CET  Session details
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Olaf Scholz
The Federal Chancellor of Germany provides his outlook on global affairs.
14.00 CET  Session details
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Cyril Ramaphosa
The President of South Africa offers insights on world issues.
15.45 CET  Session details
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Spotlight: Challenges facing the global economy in 2025
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The January 2025 economist outlook signals subdued global growth and regional disparities. Easing inflation contrasts with long-term shifts driven by US policy, impacting trade, migration and fiscal policies. Intensifying fragmentation fuelled by geopolitical rivalries highlights the importance of adaptability for economic competitiveness to alleviate rising costs and pressures on global interconnectedness.

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Women’s health in focus
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Closing the women’s health gap could unlock $1 trillion in annual global GDP by 2040. A new report highlights nine key conditions driving a third of the gap, including heart disease, breast cancer and menopause. Addressing these issues through data collection, research, care improvements and investment could improve 27 million healthy life years annually, while boosting economic growth worldwide.

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Manufacturers are scaling digital tech for exceptional productivity and impact
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The Global Lighthouse Network celebrates six years of transforming production with 189 Lighthouses across 33 countries. These leaders leverage AI, sustainability and workforce innovations to cut emissions by up to 50% and boost productivity. Sharing a proven playbook, Lighthouses deliver enterprise-wide impact, inspiring global industrial transformation at scale.

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