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Trump leads a record U.S. delegation including several Cabinet secretaries at the World Economic Forum focusing on trade, AI governance, and global economic tensions, organizers said.
- On January 19, the World Economic Forum will convene its 56th Annual Meeting in Davos, bringing nearly 3,000 leaders from more than 130 countries as US President Donald Trump returns with Secretary of State Marco Rubio.
- Amid growing geopolitical tension, Donald Trump, US President's recent moves—including an attempt to acquire Greenland and threatened tariffs—have heightened unease and prompted a joint rebuke from European governments.
- Nearly fivefold private-jet traffic is arriving in Davos, with last year's regional traffic about five times usual levels and more than 150 jets landing, routing through Zurich Airport and others under Swiss Air Force airspace control.
- Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy hopes to meet Trump in Davos to sign new security guarantees, while a US official said a $1 billion contribution secures permanent membership on Trump's Board of Peace for Gaza.
- The forum agenda prioritises AI and sustainable prosperity, with Alois Zwinggi defending Trump’s inclusion and leaders like Bill Gates, Emmanuel Macron, and Javier Milei attending.
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This week, government representatives, CEO and ambassadors from international organizations will meet in the mountains of Graubünden. American President Donald Trump will also arrive.
The World Economic Forum is starting against the idyllic backdrop of the Swiss Alps, but this year it is not just another meeting of global elites, but a venue for discussions at a time of profound upheaval in international relations. This time, Davos 2026 will definitely be marked by US President Donald Trump - both with his personal presence and with all the moves of his new mandate, which will be at the center of many discussions.
Trump to meet global CEOs in Davos, with US policy in focus
Donald Trump is expected to meet global business leaders in Davos on Wednesday, sources familiar with the matter said, as the U.S. President's presence looms large over the annual gathering of the global elite in Switzerland.
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