The World Economic Forum's 2025 Summer Davos meeting in Tianjin will convene global leaders under the theme "Entrepreneurial Leadership for a New Era," aiming to address pressing economic challenges through innovation-driven solutions. Announced during preparatory talks, the event seeks to foster bold decision-making and optimism amid geopolitical and economic uncertainties.
Gim Huay Neo, Managing Director at the World Economic Forum, emphasized that the Tianjin meeting will prioritize "cultivating entrepreneurial spirit as a catalyst for systemic change." The forum is expected to explore strategies for leveraging emerging technologies, sustainable business models, and cross-sector collaboration to drive equitable growth across Asia and beyond.
As a hub for tech startups and advanced manufacturing, Tianjin's selection as host city underscores China's commitment to positioning the Chinese mainland as a nexus for global innovation. The event will feature dialogues on digital transformation, green energy transitions, and workforce reskilling – topics critical to investors and policymakers navigating Asia's rapidly evolving economic landscape.
With over 2,000 participants from 100+ countries and regions anticipated, the meeting aims to bridge perspectives between established corporations and disruptive startups while addressing regional disparities. Academics highlight its potential to shape post-pandemic recovery frameworks, particularly in developing Asian economies.
