In an exclusive interview, the President of the World Economic Forum, Borg Brund, said that the 14th Annual Meeting of New Leaders of the World Economic Forum (also known as the "Summer Davos Forum") to be held in Tianjin, China, will be committed to strengthening multilateralism and global cooperation, and the world is full of expectations for China's development and opportunities. Brändö believes that the world economy is facing multiple challenges, and the international community urgently needs to strengthen global cooperation. This forum is held at the right time. How to build confidence and boost economic growth in a divided world is a topic of widespread concern among participants. Brändö said that China's economic development is of great significance to the world. China is the second largest economy in the world, contributing over 30% to global economic growth. According to a survey conducted by the World Economic Forum, business professionals are full of expectations for the opportunities in the Chinese market in the post pandemic era. Brändö believes that although China faces some challenges in the short term, he is full of confidence in China's economic growth prospects, because "China has taken many correct measures to support economic growth". Brändö said that in the past decade, China has become a leader in high-speed rail, wind energy, solar energy and other technology fields, and many start-ups and unicorns have appeared in China. Understanding the future plans of these startups and unicorn companies, as well as how they perceive cooperation between Chinese companies and multinational corporations, is also a focus of external attention. In addition to economic, energy, and consumption issues, this forum will also focus on climate change issues. Brändö said that the World Economic Forum has carried out good cooperation with China in its initiative of "planting trillions of trees globally". According to reports, the theme of this summer's Davos Forum is "Entrepreneurship: The Driving Force of the World Economy", with over 1500 global leaders and innovators from politics, business, academia, social organizations, and international organizations attending. (New News Agency)