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President Zelenskyy takes spotlight at Davos, seeks global support for Ukraine

Updated On: 16 January, 2024 03:08 PM IST | Sanjana Deshpande

Ukrainian President Zelenskyy wants to draw attention to Ukraine`s continued defence against Russia, despite fears about fading interest and potential threats. Pics/ AFP

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Ukrainian President Zelenskyy wants to draw attention to Ukraine`s continued defence against Russia, despite fears about fading interest and potential threats. Pics/ AFP

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Ukrainian President Zelenskyy wants to draw attention to Ukraine`s continued defence against Russia, despite fears about fading interest and potential threats. Pics/ AFP

The World Economic Forum in Davos features prominent leaders from the United States, the European Union, China, and the Middle East, addressing critical issues on the international stage.

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The World Economic Forum in Davos features prominent leaders from the United States, the European Union, China, and the Middle East, addressing critical issues on the international stage.

Israel`s extended conflict with Hamas, surpassing the 100-day mark, has diverted global attention, making Zelenskyy`s efforts to keep Ukraine in focus even more crucial.

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Israel`s extended conflict with Hamas, surpassing the 100-day mark, has diverted global attention, making Zelenskyy`s efforts to keep Ukraine in focus even more crucial.

Zelenskyy, previously hesitant to leave Ukraine, embarks on a diplomatic tour, including a stop in Switzerland`s capital and now Davos, seeking alliances and support against Russia.

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Zelenskyy, previously hesitant to leave Ukraine, embarks on a diplomatic tour, including a stop in Switzerland`s capital and now Davos, seeking alliances and support against Russia.

Zelenskyy`s presence at Davos includes an exclusive session with CEOs for Ukraine, addressing immediate assistance needs and outlining how the private and public sectors can contribute to Ukraine`s rebuilding.

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Zelenskyy`s presence at Davos includes an exclusive session with CEOs for Ukraine, addressing immediate assistance needs and outlining how the private and public sectors can contribute to Ukraine`s rebuilding.

The overarching theme of the Davos meeting is "rebuilding trust," reflecting global sentiments amid geopolitical tensions, wars, and divided alliances.

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The overarching theme of the Davos meeting is "rebuilding trust," reflecting global sentiments amid geopolitical tensions, wars, and divided alliances.

Despite global uncertainties, a PwC CEO survey reveals doubled economic optimism among executives, driven by hopes for AI-driven productivity gains and falling inflation.

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Despite global uncertainties, a PwC CEO survey reveals doubled economic optimism among executives, driven by hopes for AI-driven productivity gains and falling inflation.

Artificial intelligence takes center stage at Davos, with Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella leading discussions on the role of AI in business reinvention, reflecting a broader concern for businesses to stay viable in the face of technological and environmental challenges.

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Artificial intelligence takes center stage at Davos, with Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella leading discussions on the role of AI in business reinvention, reflecting a broader concern for businesses to stay viable in the face of technological and environmental challenges.

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