World Economic Forum (WEF) President Borge Brende. Photo: AFP/VNA

Brende said the WEF's five-day discussions have made progress on climate ambition, equitable growth and frontier technology.

In their speeches at the Forum, participants called on the world to heal divisions and restore trust.

The WEF's 2023 meeting was attended by more than 2,700 political, economic and financial leaders. The agenda focused on solutions and public-private partnerships to address the world's most pressing challenges.

Davos 2023 encourages world leaders to work together on such issues as energy, climate and nature, investment, trade and infrastructure, cutting-edge technology and industry resilience, employment, skills, social and health mobility and geopolitical cooperation in a multi-polar world.