The 14th Summer Davos Forum opened on June 27th in Tianjin, China

The 14th Annual Meeting of New Leaders of the World Economic Forum opened in Tianjin today. This is the summer Davos held again in China after four years. More than 1500 global leaders and innovators from over 90 countries attended the forum. Chinese Premier Li Qiang will attend the opening ceremony and deliver a keynote speech.

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After three consecutive years of postponement due to the epidemic, this forum continues to be held in Tianjin, which makes us feel honored and responsible, "said Yu Pengzhou, Deputy Secretary General of the Tianjin Preparatory and Coordination Committee for the Summer Davos Forum and Deputy Secretary General of the Tianjin Municipal Government. This year is the 17th year for the Summer Davos Forum to resume in China after four years and return to Tianjin after five years. Touching the pulse of China's economy and providing inspiration for global development, the Summer Davos Forum has profound implications for the world.

The theme of this year's forum is "Entrepreneurship: Driving Forces of the World Economy". The organizer introduced that the world economy is in a critical period of transformation, and how to accelerate the promotion of some major common goals while responding to the new situation is the primary issue that global decision-makers are considering. In order to adapt to the constantly changing situation, the World Economic Forum has returned to the tradition of "Summer Davos". According to reports, the core goal of the annual conference is to reinvigorate innovation and entrepreneurship in Asia and around the world, explore ways of economic recovery, ultimately determine new industry models and partnerships, and promote the world economy to steadily move towards a more equal, sustainable, and resilient future. As Asia returns to become an important engine driving global economic growth, the annual conference will provide face-to-face dialogue opportunities for leaders from all walks of life, helping participants to timely understand the economic prospects of China and Asia.