Participation in WEF 2026: Being at the Center of the Global Dialogue on the Future of Economy and Technology

In January 2026, Davos, Switzerland hosted the events of World Economic Forum 2026 (WEF 2026) — an annual international platform that brings together global leaders from politics, business, science, and technology to discuss global challenges and strategic directions for the future.

Being in Davos during WEF 2026 provided an opportunity to be directly immersed in the international environment where key discussions on the future of artificial intelligence, digital economy, cybersecurity, sustainable development, and the transformation of education are taking place. In addition to the official forum program, numerous expert meetings, panel discussions, and thematic events were held across the city, focused on innovation, startups, investments, and international cooperation.

Special attention during WEF 2026 was given to the impact of artificial intelligence on the labor market and the need to rethink educational models. Participants discussed new learning formats, personalized educational pathways, digital universities, and the role of interdisciplinary skills in preparing professionals for the economy of the future.

Informal meetings and networking played an important role, enabling connections with representatives of universities, innovation hubs, technology companies, and international initiatives. These interactions open opportunities for future partnerships, joint projects, and pilot programs in education and digital technologies.

Participation in the events of Davos Week as part of WEF 2026 became a valuable professional experience and confirmed the importance of integrating Ukrainian and European educational and innovation initiatives into the global context. Davos once again demonstrated that the future of economy and technology is shaped through international cooperation, exchange of ideas, and the combination of scientific, business, and educational approaches.

WEF 2026 emphasized that key factors of sustainable development remain investments in human capital, digital skills, and the responsible use of artificial intelligence, making education one of the central elements of global transformation.

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