CNN will broadcast live a comprehensive coverage of the yearly gathering of the planet economical Forum in Davos on many platforms.
At a time erstwhile the celebrated Swiss hotel prepares to welcome delegates, including United States president Donald Trump, during an almost unprecedented geopolitical and economical turmoil, CNN journalists will supply the latest news and analysis before, during and after events.
Kaitlan Collins, CNN's presenter and White House's main correspondent, will conduct a study on president Trump's delegation in his live show "The origin with Kaitlan Collins" from Davos, and Richard Quest will run the “Quest Means Business” programme throughout the week, which will include regular news, reporting and business and policy visitors.
Fareed Zakaria sum up the forum with a peculiar edition of the Fareed Zakaria GPS program, in which it will present interviews with the most crucial personalities of the week and summarize events that should supply crucial information on many burning problems facing the changing world.
In the digital service, CNN will print text and video analyses from current events – especially possibly crucial meetings of the US delegation – and summarise the most crucial moments of the forum.
Richard Quest, CNN presenter and business editor, said: “The subject of this year’s Davos Forum is “The spirit of dialogue”, which is surely an ambitious intention, as needed in the face of so many crises worldwide. Above all, it will be fascinating to see what president Trump will bring to the discussion and besides intriguing to see how the delegates in Davos will react."
The multi-platform CNN coverage will start on Monday 20 January at CNN, CNN global and on the websiteCNN.com/davos.
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