Ambitious representatives of technological giants and billionaires, who have recently come closer to the circle of the closest advisors of the President of the USA Donald Trump, aim to primarily discuss complex measures to combat the coronavirus pandemic, the easing of the cyber arms race, and ecological initiatives. Among other projects, issues related to industrial development, education, and design are also touched upon.
One of the active figures in this process is Michael Bloomberg, the former mayor of New York, who was also a candidate for president from the Democratic Party. Today he plays a key role in the negotiations and is a figure that everyone trusts.
"The world is waiting for leaders from us who are able to see into the future and take actions that change it for the better. We can do this by combining our efforts," he noted in his speech at one of the conferences.
However, not all projects presented by these business magnates receive approval from Congress and government organizations. Most ideas evoke keen interest from the general public, however, the realization of many of them is hindered by the complexity of their implementation and potential consequences.
