The President of the Republic, José Raúl Mulino, traveled this Sunday to Davos, Switzerland, to participate for the second consecutive year in the World Economic Forum (WEF). The event brings together leaders from governments, businesses, civil society, and the academic sector to discuss the future and establish global priorities. The forum will take place from January 19 to 22, with a program focused on five global challenges that require public-private cooperation. According to the WEF, growth, resilience, and innovation are the pillars that will guide the agenda of world leaders. During his stay, Mulino will hold meetings with the presidents and prime ministers of Switzerland, Singapore, the Netherlands, Ecuador, and Austria, as well as with senior executives from companies such as Citi, Maersk, BID, DP World, and AES. The objective is to promote future investments in Panama, highlighting opportunities in the logistics, energy, and port sectors. The Panamanian president will also be a main speaker on the panel “Rebuilding Trust in Latin America,” alongside Daniel Noboa of Ecuador, Gustavo Petro of Colombia, Ilan Goldfajn of the BID, and representatives from Oxford University. Additionally, he will be a panelist in three other forums on investment, supply chains, and energy. In parallel, a possible meeting with Rafael Grossi, the Argentine candidate for the position of UN Secretary-General, is being coordinated within the president's diplomatic agenda. The President of the Republic, José Raúl Mulino, traveled today, Sunday, to the city of Davos, Switzerland, to participate, for the second consecutive year, in the World Economic Forum (WEF). He will also hold meetings with senior executives from multinational companies, including the bank Citi, the shipping company Maersk, the Inter-American Development Bank (BID), and executives from the WEF, which will announce in Davos a major event for Panama. Furthermore, President Mulino will meet with representatives from energy, logistics, and port companies, such as the Emirati port and logistics solutions company DP World, and the American AES. During his participation in the Davos Economic Forum, Mulino will be one of the main speakers on the panel “Rebuilding Trust in Latin America,” alongside his counterparts from Ecuador, Daniel Noboa; from Colombia, Gustavo Petro; the president of the BID, Ilan Goldfajn; and representatives from Oxford University. The Panamanian leader will also be a panelist in three other forums at the event: “Transforming the Investment Frontier in Latin America,” “Supply Chains: Has the Situation Calmed Down?”; and “Industry Leaders: Ideas on How to Recalibrate the New Energy Reality.” Finally, as part of his diplomatic agenda, a possible meeting between President Mulino and Rafael Grossi, the Argentine candidate for UN Secretary-General, is being coordinated. The event brings together world leaders from governments, multinational corporations, civil society, and the academic sector. The goal is to debate the future, address global problems, and establish priorities for the benefit of humanity. The event, which will be held from January 19 to 22, features a program structured around five key global challenges that require dialogue and public-private cooperation. The WEF states that to face these global challenges, growth, resilience, and innovation will be cross-cutting imperatives that will guide how leaders address current complexity and seek opportunities for the future. President Mulino will take advantage of his meetings with top business and government leaders to promote future investments in Panama, highlighting the opportunities the country offers in the logistics, energy, and other sectors. The Panamanian leader's agenda includes bilateral meetings with the presidents and prime ministers of Switzerland, Singapore, the Netherlands, Ecuador, and Austria.
