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Reskilling could address challenges facing Japan's labour market including a shrinking workforce, low productivity and digital disparities between workers.

Before Russia invaded, Nataliia Petryk helped women have children in Ukraine. Now she's using her medical knowledge to help a team of Swedish researchers.

The World Economic Forum is helping to facilitate public-private partnerships and global cooperation to help make affordable, high-quality healthcare universally accessible.

Many tech companies have recently cut back on their ethics and corporate responsibility departments. The World Economic Forum backs responsible innovation.

Africa is home to 40% of the world's used cars, which greatly impacts emissions. We must ensure the Global South also sees the benefit of electrification.

Aziz Akhannouch, Head of Government of Morocco, speaks at Davos 2023.

Minister says the right policies enable key sectors to build supply chain, market resilience.

Elon Musk said last month that he "was invited to WEF, but declined" but the conference's organizers say he hasn't been invited in nearly a decade.

The year ahead will see multilateral conferences, including the World Economic Forum's Annual Meeting, providing opportunities to reform climate action.

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