The Summer Davos Forum has become a global event in science, technology and innovation. Every year, there are many “leaders” participants, and this year is the same.

Nearly 200 politicians from 42 countries and regions gathered in Tianjin to focus on the Summer Davos Forum. Four heads of State or Government, 38 Deputy Heads of State, Deputy Prime Ministers, Deputy Prime Ministers or Ministers attend. There are more than 1,500 business leaders including representatives and CEOs of many companies, as well as representatives from the literary, academic, and media sectors.

During the annual Summer Davos Forum, the organizing committee will set up sub-themes in several sub-meeting venues, and invite guests to discuss China's economic issues from different sides, and this year is the same. The related topics include “Building the Innovation on 'Belt and Road' ”, “China Green Leadership”, “China Financial Opening”, “Consumption Trends and China Economy”, “China's 40 Years of Opening to the Outside World” and “China's Foreign Investment”. "Shaping the future of artificial intelligence in China" and so on. 

Edwin, chief representative of the Greater China Region of the World Economic Forum, said: "China's 40 years of unremitting reform and opening up have created many opportunities for the people and the world. This is why we are here to talk, discuss and seek a win-win solution. ”

The Theme of the Forum is “Building an Innovative Society in the Fourth Industrial Revolution”. The first issue is to explore the influences for economic, social, and geopolitical landscape of the Fourth Industrial Revolution driven by emerging technologies such as Artificial Intelligence, the Internet of Things, and Genetic Editing.

"China is showing the world a powerful ability to lead the Fourth Industrial Revolution. The secret of success in this new era is 'Mass Entrepreneurship and Innovation.'" World Economic Forum founder and executive chairman Schwab said, "This an important economic innovation concept has shaped our future together."