WeForum:World Economic Forum The World Economic Forum is an unofficial international organization whose purpose is to study and research problems in the world economy and to promote international economic cooperation and exchange.

WeForum: The World Economic Forum Organization The predecessor of WeForum is the European Management Forum, which was created in 1971; in 1987, the European Management Forum changed its name to the World Economic Forum. Forum because the annual meeting is held in Davos, it is also known as the "Davos Forum".

Every year, the World Economic Forum annual meeting is attended by more than a thousand political, business and press leaders from dozens of countries. The World Economic Forum has become one of the most important unofficial gatherings and venues for private meetings and business negotiations for world dignitaries, business people, and leaders of civil and social organizations to discuss world economic issues.

With the development and changes in the international situation, the issues explored by the World Economic Forum have gradually broken through the purely economic sphere, and many bilateral and regional issues as well as major political, military, security and social events occurring in the world have also become the content of the Forum's discussions.

The core of the Forum's composition is its members and partners. By 2003, the Forum had more than 1,000 members, all of whom are world-renowned companies and corporations. The Forum selectively builds partnerships with its members. In addition, the Forum has a variety of membership organizations in the political, economic, cultural, religious, media and academic fields. The World Economic Forum also co-hosts various international economic discussions with governments or corporations in several countries each year.

WeForum:The World Economic Forum is attended by top political and economic leaders, business leaders and renowned experts from various countries, with the aim of exploring problems in the world economy and promoting international economic cooperation and exchange. With the changes in the international situation, the issues discussed at the Forum have gradually broken through the purely economic sphere, and many bilateral and regional issues have become the main content of the Forum's discussions. In the past 10 years, the world's major political, military, security and social events have been reflected in the forum.