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It is the ultimate gabfest where decision makers and elites gather in a small Swiss town to discuss big ideas.
To critics, the World Economic Forum in Davos is a symbol of what's wrong with the economic world order.
To its supporters, it is a chance to discuss real change and real ideas that could improve our world.
Along the way there's plenty of slipping and sliding on frosty pavements, perishing temperatures and warm hospitality - not least from the UAE, which has made its mark on the annual forum.
The National's Rory Reynolds and Enas Refaei attended for the first time this year. Here's their take on how it went down.
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