The 2026 Davos World Economic Forum will be held from January 19 to 23 in Switzerland, with the theme of "The Spirit of Dialogue," focusing on geopolitical cooperation, technological innovation, and sustainable development. Chinese Vice Premier He Lifeng emphasized adherence to multilateralism, promoting inclusive and equitable economic globalization, and showcased China's leading achievements in AI applications, green energy, and other fields. U.S. President Trump's speech sparked controversy, with his tough stance on Greenland sovereignty and European policies raising concerns among attendees. The forum focused on discussing the energy bottlenecks in large-scale AI applications, with Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella pointing out that power supply could be a limiting factor, while Elon Musk stated that China's photovoltaic technology provides stable electricity support for the global market. Ukraine and the U.S. signed a "Prosperity Agreement," and the EU proposed new regulations for the "European Union Corporation" to strengthen economic integration. The annual meeting released the "Global Risks Report," calling for dialogue to address geopolitical economic confrontations. China injects certainty into global growth through the "AI+" strategy and open markets.