World Economic Forum

Overview

The World Economic Forum is a global nonprofit organization that engages political, business, and civil society leaders to shape agendas on major economic, social, and technological issues. Founded in 1971, it is best known for its annual meeting in Davos, Switzerland, which brings together heads of state, CEOs, academics, and innovators to discuss global challenges and collaborative solutions. Beyond Davos, the Forum operates worldwide, including in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region, where it conducts regional initiatives, publishes research, and fosters dialogue on economic development, digital transformation, sustainability, and social progress. Through its platforms and partnerships, the organization aims to improve the state of the world by promoting inclusive growth, innovation, and multistakeholder cooperation.

Category:
International Organization
Sectors of Interest:
Democratic Governance, Economic Growth, Entrepreneurship
Sub Sectors of Interest:
Private sector competitiveness, Public Private Partnership, Economic reform, Policy reform, Financial institutions reform, Secondary and securitization markets, Fiscal policy reform, Small-medium enterprises development
Type of Service:
Research and assessment
Sub Services:
Qualitative research
Locations:
MENA region
Headquarters:
Switzerland