Danielle Smith, the first politician to stand up against World Economic Forum WEF
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Danielle Smith
Premier of Alberta
Marlaina Danielle Smith ECA is a Canadian politician and journalist.
She has been serving as the 19th premier of Alberta since October 11, 2022, and leader of the United Conservative Party since October 6, 2022.
Smith entered provincial politics in 2009, becoming the leader of the Wildrose Party. Wikipedia
Born: April 1, 1971 (age 51 years), Calgary, Canada
Books: Defence Housing and Relocation Services: Department of Defence, more
Office: Premier of Alberta since 2022
Party: United Conservative Party
Previous offices: Leader of the Opposition of Alberta (2012–2014), more
Education: John G. Diefenbaker High School | Calgary Board of Education, Bishop Carroll High School, more...
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Alberta Premier Danielle Smith says she distrusts World Economic Forum ...
Oct 24, 2565 BE — Alberta Premier Danielle Smith said she is cancelling a health
International Glocalities Research Highlights Significant Societal Distrust in the World Economic Forum
On May 22-26 the 2022 annual meeting of the World Economic Forum is held in the Swiss town Davos.
This will be the first global in-person leadership event since the beginning of the pandemic bringing together nearly 2,500 leaders and experts in politics, business, civil society, and media from around the world. The topics that will be discussed among others include securing economic recovery, fostering global and regional cooperation, safeguarding climate, food, and nature, and driving industry transformation.
Given the global issues that have arisen during the last years, rebuilding trust will play a central role in the discussions of the 2022 forum. But how does the international general public perceive the World Economic Forum and how much trust do they have in it?
This is the question that Glocalities, an international research agency, answers with the use of its 7th annual wave surveying 25 countries and 26000 respondents into values and socio-political trends. The survey that was conducted in February and March 2022, amongst others, asked respondents to indicate if they have trust in the “World Economic Forum in Davos - International Organization for Public-Private Cooperation”.
Distrust in WEF Reflects the Larger Trust Crisis in Advanced Economies
The results highlight a significant lack of trust in the WEF in Davos. Globally, 39% of participants don’t trust the World Economic Forum, in comparison to the 27% who have trust in it.
The rest (34%) don’t know whether to trust WEF or not. In addition, there are certain characteristics that people who distrust WEF share in common such as feeling let down by society and being pessimistic, worrying about oppression from the state, the gap between the rich and the poor, corruption, and freedom of expression.
They do not feel proud of their country and value freedom, being independent and imaginative. They resonate with the Rebel archetype, which stands for being free and independent, and score much lower on the Ruler archetype which stands for power and control. Moreover, they have very low levels of trust in institutions in general, including media, parliament, multinational companies, government, capitalism, and socialism.
The survey data clearly show that trust in WEF is closely related to the larger crisis of trust.
People who don’t trust WEF often live in advanced economies in Europe, such as Spain, France, Switzerland (where the WEF meeting is held), Italy, Germany, Belgium, the UK, Romania, and Austria. In addition, the results highlight that the discussion of whether to trust WEF or not is strongly male-dominated since 43% of women are undecided in comparison to 26% of men. Among men, 43% have no trust in WEF, and 32% do have trust. Among females, 34% have no trust in WEF, and 23% have trust.
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