WEF calls off Singapore summit over pandemic

The World Economic Forum cancelled a summer version of its annual meeting in Singapore and pushed its annual Davos meeting to “the first half of 2022.”

By Arete News - May 17, 2021

Singapore's Marina Bay Sands luxury hotel and convention center (AN/Fabio Achilli)

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