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Saudi Arabia cancels 2026 ‘Davos in the Desert’ amid Houthi attacks

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Briefings

Saudi Arabia postponed its 2026 Davos investment conference to 2027 due to ongoing Houthi attacks in the region, requiring government staff to work remotely. The decision reflects a strategic shift away from hosting major international summits amid security concerns.

Key points

• Saudi Arabia postponed the 2026 Davos investment conference to 2027.
• The postponement was triggered by Houthi attacks in the region.

Context

The 2026 Davos investment conference was a flagship Saudi investment event, but security concerns from Houthi attacks necessitated a change in location and timing.

Limitations

Evidence is limited to the announcement of the postponement and the reason (Houthi attacks). Specific details about the attack timeline, casualty numbers, or the exact impact on the conference's financial goals are not provided.

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