The World Economic Forum (WEF) in Davosunder the motto ‘Cooperation in a fragmented world’ began in a context of great global problems, but the non-governmental organization suffered numerous accusations that generated controversy, such as the use of private planes in the face of the environmental crisis and the increase in sexual services during the days of the summit.
Numerous world leaders, businessmen, journalists, select intellectuals and non-profit organizations from different parts of the world participate in the World Economic Forum. Numerous world issues are discussed here and this year the main topics are the war in Ukraine, climate change, gender inequality and global inflation rates.
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However, the call of this forum the number of sexual services skyrocketed around the city. In 2020, the British newspaper The Times had confirmed through a Swiss official that around 100 women they traveled to Davos during the days that the event was taking place.
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Some of them claim to wear executive clothes to go unnoticed among the important figures participating in the summit. Sex worker Liana confirmed to the German newspaper Bild that she regularly sees an American and that she is among the 2,700 conference attendees.
In 2020, around 100 women traveled to Davos during the days the event was taking place.
The escorts stay in the same hotels as the high-ranking officials during the five days of the forum, among them the famous Salomé Balthus stands out. Salomé, 36, generated controversy with her comments on her Twitter profile about what the work experience is like during the WEF. She confirmed that she was staying at a hotel near Davos.
Some women claim to wear business clothes to go unnoticed.
On Tuesday there were multiple sessions on gender parity, the return to manufacturing, the environmental transition, efforts to end tuberculosis, among other topics. Ukraine’s First Lady Olena Zelenska, who is one of the main speakers at the forum, called for justice for the Ukrainian people through a letter from President Zelensky.
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