Global Cooperation
世界経済フォーラム：スイスのサクセスストーリー
1971年に、ジュネーブに本部を置く非営利団体として設立された世界経済フォーラムは、さまざまな分野のリーダーたちが差し迫った課題に取り組むグローバルなプラットフォームへと発展してきました。そのすべての活動において、最高水準のガバナンスを維持しながら、公共の利益のために起業家精神を発揮することを目指しています。
Micol Lucchi
Micol Lucchi is Lead, Swiss Public Affairs, for the World Economic Forum
Últimos Artículos
Global Cooperation
The World Economic Forum: A Swiss success story
Established in 1971 as a not-for-profit foundation headquartered in Geneva, the Forum has evolved into a global platform where leaders from diverse sectors address pressing challenges. In...
Forum Institutional
5 things you might not know about Switzerland’s presence at Davos 2022
For 50 years, Switzerland has been the host country for the World Economic Forum’s Annual Meeting, with Davos becoming a synonym for world leaders gathering to tackle the most pressing gl...
Equity, Diversity and Inclusion
5 reasons why Switzerland's gender gap is getting smaller
In the 2021 edition of the Global Gender Gap Report, Switzerland has climbed back up into the top 10 countries and has achieved the narrowest gender gap score in its history.
Arts and Culture
They have more than 30 words for "apple core", and other things you didn't know about Switzerland
If it's 1 August, it must be ... Swiss National Day. As the Swiss celebrate the occasion as they have since 1891, here are some surprising facts about the country, and it's not all about ...
Sustainable Development
3 ways the Annual Meeting in Davos is turning more sustainable
Hosting an event constitutes a very specific challenge from a sustainability point of view, since events are by essence ephemeral: a whole world is created, animated and then dismantled i...
10 famous people you probably didn't know were Swiss
When you think about Switzerland, mountains, chocolate, banks and watches probably come to mind. But that’s not all the country has to offer. Swiss National Day is the perfect opportunity...
Geo-Economics and Politics
This is how Switzerland’s direct democracy works
More than its snow-capped mountains and nifty, collapsible army knives, Switzerland is perhaps best known for its system of democracy. Known as "direct" democracy, it’s a legal framework ...