Elena Li Presents a New Vision for Economic Development at Global Business Week 2026 Davos

Davos, Switzerland | BIGBOSS 2026 World Business Forum 

At the Global Business Week Davos, Elena Li presented a forward-looking vision of sustainable economic development based on the integration of industry, innovation, education, entrepreneurship, and international cooperation.

In her presentation, "Sustainable Economic Organization for All Countries of the World," she emphasized that long-term prosperity cannot be achieved through economic growth alone. Sustainable development requires a balanced ecosystem where advanced manufacturing, technological innovation, quality education, responsible leadership, and global partnerships work together to create lasting value for society.

Elena Li introduced several strategic initiatives designed to support this vision, including the international expansion of Dolce-Pharm, the development of the Alatau Innovation Health Park (AIHP)—an ecosystem uniting healthcare, science, artificial intelligence, industry, and investment—and the growth of the Alliance for Innovative and Industrial Development (AIID), which connects governments, businesses, universities, and international organizations.

A central focus of her presentation was the International Academy of Business Administration (IABA), established to educate a new generation of entrepreneurs, executives, and organizational leaders. The Academy provides practical executive education in strategic management, business scaling, leadership, and operational excellence, preparing professionals to lead sustainable businesses in a rapidly changing global economy.

Elena Li also invited international investors, corporations, universities, development institutions, and government organizations to join these initiatives through strategic partnerships, investment, and educational collaboration.

Closing her presentation, she delivered a powerful message:

"The economy of the future must serve people. It must create opportunities, strengthen education, encourage innovation, and build trust among nations. By bringing together entrepreneurs, governments, scientists, investors, and educators, we can build a sustainable global economic ecosystem where the success of every nation contributes to the prosperity of the world. Let us build that future together."

Her presentation highlighted an important conclusion of the Global Education Forum: the strongest economies of the future will be those that invest not only in technology and industry, but also in education, leadership, innovation, and international cooperation.