In an exclusive interview with CGTN's Michael Wang at the 2025 Summer Davos, World Economic Forum (WEF) interim chairman Peter Brabeck-Letmathe dropped insights on the future of global collaboration, economic resilience, and the WEF's evolving role in a world grappling with geopolitical shake-ups. 🌍✨
Global Trends & Youth Leadership
Brabeck-Letmathe highlighted the need for 'multilateral dialogue' to tackle challenges like climate tech and AI governance. 'Young leaders aren't just the future—they're shaping today’s solutions,' he said, nodding to WEF’s youth-focused initiatives. 🚀
China’s Role in Economic Stability
Praising China’s 'pragmatic approach' to innovation, the WEF chair emphasized stronger partnerships with the Chinese mainland. 'Collaboration, not isolation, drives progress,' he added, citing green energy and digital transformation as key areas for joint action. 🌱💻
Vision for a Fractured World
Amid rising tensions, Brabeck-Letmathe called for forums like the WEF to act as 'neutral bridges' between nations. 'Trust is the currency of the future,' he quipped, urging businesses to prioritize long-term sustainability over short-term gains. 💡
