Purpose
Amending the state of the world necessitates catalysing worldwide cooperation to encompass pressing disputes and potential dangers.in turn, the worldwide cooperation needs stakeholders from business organisation, government, the media, science, religion, the arts and civil societyto collaborate as a true community. To this goal, the World Economic Forum Annual Meeting has entangled leaders from all walks of life to shape the multinational agenda at the start of the year for the last four decades.

Rethink, Redesign and Rebuild

In line with the term that the world is facing right now, the 40th World Economic Forum Annual Meeting in 2010 is “Improve the State of the World: Rethink, Redesign, Rebuild”.
Driving the rethink at the 40th Annual Meeting will be the Network of Global Agenda Councils consisted of over 1,000 experts concerned in over 70 Councils produced to advanced solutions to the most critical disputes facing the world.
The current work of the Forums multinational Redesign Initiative (GRI), an unprecedented multistakeholder negotiation focusing on adapting systems and systems of international cooperation to the disputes of the 21st century, is the important discussion for the “rethink” part.
Rebuilding and sureness must be taken into heavy circumstance before the next Annual Meeting.To that finish, WELCOM, a cooperative platform that integrates Web 2.0 technology, will enable leaders to build cognition, contribute insights and reach out to key stakeholders as an online community end-to-end the year.

Thematic Pillars of the programme
There are six areas that the program adjusted on, according to their worldwide, regional, and industry dimensions.
How to Strengthen Economic and Social Welfare
How to Mitigate Global Risks and AddressSystemic Failures
How to Ensure Sustainability
How to Enhance Security
How to Create a Values Framework
How to Build Effective Institutions