Spajić elected to the Young Leaders Forum, by decision of the World Economic Forum in Davos

The Young Global Leaders community includes leaders from more than 120 countries – from business, government, civil society, media, the arts and other sectors.

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Photo: Bojan Gnjidić/Government of Montenegro
Photo: Bojan Gnjidić/Government of Montenegro
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Prime Minister Milojko Spajić has been elected as a member of the Young Global Leaders Forum, which represents an independent foundation and leadership platform of the World Economic Forum in Davos.

"I am honored to have been selected to the Young Global Leaders Forum, which represents a prestigious three-year program and community of political, business, sports, artistic and other leaders who, driven by purpose, encourage public-private cooperation for the common good," said Spajić.

The Prime Minister's Office recalled that some of the previous members include Mark Zuckerberg, Jack Ma, Sana Marin, Emmanuel Macron, Prince Fumihito of Japan, Elon Musk, David Cameron, Leonardo DiCaprio, Sam Altman...

The Young Global Leaders Community, they explained, includes leaders from more than 120 countries - from business, government, civil society, media, arts and other sectors.

"Thousands of candidates are nominated each year, but only a little over 100 are chosen through a rigorous selection process. The Young Global Leaders Forum encourages future-ready leadership that contributes to shaping the global agenda through dialogue and collaboration in areas such as artificial intelligence, health, geopolitics, nature, manufacturing, and urban transformation," the statement reads.

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