Ukraine, climate, price rise set to dominate Davos
(22 May 2022) RESTRICTION SUMMARY: ASSOCIATED PRESS Davos, Switzerland – 21 May 2022 1. Wide pan of Davos 2. Close of mountain top with snow and side of another mountain without snow; tilts down to show homes 3. Close of church tower 4. Close of flower 5. Exterior of venue where World Economic Forum is held 6. Close of World Economic Forum flag 7. Venue hosting forum 8. Close of sign reading (English) "World Economic Forum," "Annual Meeting Davos 2022," "Davos-Klosters, 22-26 May" 9. Foyer outside Congress Hall 10. Borge Brende, World Economic Forum president, sitting for interview 11. Close of sign reading (English) "Annual Meeting Davos 2022" 12. SOUNDBITE (English) Borge Brende, World Economic Forum president: "There's no business as usual. Not in Davos either. This time it is sunny and no snow. But more important is that - we also see in the program and with the leaders - they're concentrating on very serious issues. It's the geopolitical issues that we are faced with, war in Ukraine, but also very difficult situations (in) many other places in the world. It is also climate change. It is also that the global growth is slowing and we have to avoid that this very weak recovery ends with a new recession because we have very limited ammunition to fight a new recession. And a new recession will lead to increased unemployment, increased poverty. So, so much is at stake." 13. Close of Brende's hands 14. SOUNDBITE (English) Borge Brende, World Economic Forum president: "We are of course worried that this will also spread to the west Balkans. And we know if west Balkans have crisis, the whole of Europe has a crisis." ASSOCIATED PRESS Davos, Switzerland – 22 May 2022 15. Wide of Ukraine House 16. Security at Ukraine House 17. Close of sign reading (English) "#Ukraine House Davos" ASSOCIATED PRESS Davos, Switzerland – 21 May 2022 18. SOUNDBITE (English) Borge Brende, World Economic Forum president: "What we're doing here is that we're bringing together CEOs for Ukraine. So now we have on Wednesday, we will have a meeting with the prime minister of Ukraine and the deputy prime minister and the foreign minister, and there's already 70 CEOs signed up for this. And they're going to look at how can private sector also support Ukraine in the situation where Russia is breaking international law, international humanitarian law and not sticking to the UN charter." 19. World Economic Forum sign; tilts down to show people in venue 20. SOUNDBITE (English) Borge Brende, World Economic Forum president: "So we were very clear that this is not the year for Russian business participation, so that message they got from us and there is no Russian officials here. It is unfortunate that we are in such a geopolitical turmoil. But I do hope that future leadership in Russia will go back and start to comply with their international obligations that they have committed to through the UN Charter and international law." 21. Exterior of venue named "Russian Warcrimes House" 22. Close of sign reading (English) "Russian Warcrimes House" 23. Tilt up of photographs in venue 24. Bjorn Geldhof, Artistic Director at the PinchukArtCentre, standing in front of illustration labelled "Incomplete map of Russian Warcrimes in Ukraine by the 9th of May 2022" 25. Close of statistics for Bucha 26. SOUNDBITE (English) Bjorn Geldhof, Artistic Director, PinchukArtCentre: ASSOCIATED PRESS Davos, Switzerland – 22 May 2022 27. Tilt down from mountains to town 28. Close of venue hosting World Economic Forum 29. Security on roof of venue 30. Various of security outside venue STORYLINE: Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork Twitter: / ap_archive Facebook: / aparchives Instagram: / apnews You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/you...
