ZURICH: Prime Minister Shahid Khaqan Abbasi arrived here Tuesday to participate in the annual meeting of the World Economic Forum (WEF) — being held in Davos, in eastern Switzerland, from January 24 to 25 — on the invitation of WEF founder and executive chairman Professor Klaus Schwab.
Upon arrival at the Zurich airport, the premier was received by Pakistani Ambassador in Switzerland Ahmad Naseem Warraich and senior officials.
Abbasi will participate in a number of important events and hold bilateral meetings with key world leaders, as well as chairpersons and CEOs of fifteen leading multinational organisations from the US, Europe, China, and Japan.
He will interact with heads of states and governments in a special session of the Informal Group of World Economic Leaders (IGWEL).
The prime minister will also participate in a WEF session — titled “The Belt and Road Impact” — on January 24. He will also give interviews to major international media outlets including Wall Street Journal, Nikkei/FT Group, Washington Post, CNN, and Reuters.
The premier’s participation in WEF offers an opportunity to project Pakistan as a prime destination of business, investment, and trade. Moreover, Abbasi will showcase the country’s upward economic trajectory and its huge potential.
It will provide the opportunity to meet a number of world leaders in an informal setting and share views on different issues.
The world leaders would be embarrassed to see a person of Mr Abbassi’s class amongst themselves. The person has a tainted past and has committed an offence against his country’s laws.
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