The World Economic Forum has published the entire programme of the Open Forum 2008 in Davos. The Open Forum, co-organized by the World Economic Forum and the Federation of Swiss Protestant Churches, offers a public debate on globalization and its consequences. The programme is available on a wiki-style webpage where you can comment on the sessions or post questions to be discussed by the panel.
Here we are, Samantha and Loic, in Warsaw, just a few hours before the opening of the European Economic Summit of the World Economic Forum in Warsaw, Poland.
Following the session (pdf) about blogging at the last World Economic Forum Summit in Davos this year and the fact that Jay, Ethan, Joi, Rebecca and myself started blogging live from Davos, the Forum team decided to start their own blog and I really like that idea. Please be nice with Samantha and myself, this is really a first attempt to make The Forum's blog a reality.
This blog is totally experimental and Samantha and myself will be blogging live during the European Economic Summit 2004.
Let us introduce ourselves briefly.
Samantha is working for The Forum as Web Editor, a blog new comer and a journalist who is "learning to write free" as she likes to put it. I am a French entrepreneur, part of the GLT community of The World Economic Forum. Please forgive my english as I am not a native english speaker.
We will blog here summaries of the sessions we participate in and some personal ideas about them. As I said, this is an experiment and should be taken as is. In no way should the notes you will find here express the voice of The Forum itself but rather our personal experience of the Summit, as participants. There is also a disclaimer here.
You are welcome to comment as you wish and trackback on this weblog, as long as you follow the guidelines written by The Forum which I think are open. We hope to start interesting discussions around the topics discussed during the European summit.
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