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Egypt just secured third place in Africa for tourism development potential, showing the nation's ancient wonders are backed by improving infrastructure and accessibility. The World Economic Forum's latest index highlights how the country is building a stronger foundation for welcoming the world.
Sheikha Shamma bint Sultan just became the World Economic Forum's executive fellow for science and innovation, bringing her climate action expertise to a global stage. The appointment positions her to accelerate sustainability solutions while representing UAE's growing leadership in environmental progress.
After a decade outside the top tier, China has climbed back into the top 100 nations for gender equality, jumping seven spots in one year. The nation's progress in workplace opportunities for women powered the historic return.
Nine Indian companies developing everything from medical delivery drones to reusable rockets just earned spots in the World Economic Forum's prestigious 2026 Tech Pioneers cohort. India now ranks third globally in the program with 28 total companies recognized for breakthrough innovation.
While AI will eliminate 92 million jobs worldwide, it's expected to create 170 million new ones, painting a picture of net growth rather than workforce disaster. A tech leader says the real challenge isn't job loss but helping people adapt to three emerging ways humans will work alongside AI.
Eight nations joined the United States in signing a new Board of Peace charter at the World Economic Forum in Davos this week. The diplomatic initiative brings together countries from across continents to collaborate on peace-building efforts.
Nearly 400 of the world's wealthiest people just asked global leaders to raise their taxes. The letter, released during the World Economic Forum in Davos, calls out extreme inequality and demands action.
Nigeria made history at the 2026 World Economic Forum by unveiling its first sovereign pavilion, signaling the nation's commitment to active participation in global economic discussions. The Nigeria House represents a bold shift from observer to engaged partner in shaping international business opportunities.