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Presenting countries, companies and projects to an international audience of decision-makers.




A premier international platform bringing together governments, investors, corporations and global business leaders, held alongside the World Economic Forum Annual Meeting.

Davos brings together influential leaders from government, business, finance, academia and civil society to discuss global economic priorities.
Being positioned alongside the World Economic Forum Annual Meeting provides Commonwealth Economic Summit @ Davos 2027 with an exceptional environment for:

Presenting countries, companies and projects to an international audience of decision-makers.

Connecting with CEOs, investors, policymakers and thought leaders.

Creating opportunities for capital investment and international partnerships.

Enhancing the profile of Commonwealth economies on the world stage.




An international platform to promote national investment opportunities and present priority projects directly to global investors. Ministries, investment promotion agencies and export organisations build partnerships, engage business leaders and policymakers, and increase their country's visibility during Davos Week.

Discover high-growth markets and investment-ready projects across the Commonwealth. Emerging sector opportunities and government-supported initiatives are brought to the table by the delegations that hold the mandate to take them forward, alongside strategic partnerships with fellow investors.

Gain access to new markets and international partners across Africa, Asia, the Caribbean and the Pacific. Multinationals and national champions meet government representatives directly, open supply chain opportunities, and connect into established business networks spanning Commonwealth countries.

Connect with investors, business mentors and buyers from international markets. Growing companies come to Davos 2027 for export opportunities and introductions into innovation ecosystems: a room where a smaller business is heard alongside the largest delegations.

Central Sporthotel Davos sits in the heart of Davos Platz, a Swiss hotel dating to 1874 with dedicated event spaces for the Summit's private sessions and receptions, including the Tobelmühlesaal, which holds up to 250 guests, and the Säumerstube, which holds up to 150.
Central Sporthotel Davos, Tobelmühlestrasse 1, 7270 Davos Platz, Switzerland

One Commonwealth. One Economy. Unlimited Opportunities.
One Summit day in the Swiss Alps, held alongside the World Economic Forum Annual Meeting, where Commonwealth governments, investors and businesses meet to trade, invest and build partnerships.
Our vision is to establish the Commonwealth as a leading global economic partnership network by connecting countries, businesses and investors through collaboration, innovation and shared opportunity. The Commonwealth represents a diverse global network of nations with shared values, historic connections and significant economic potential.
We aim to create an environment where:
Our vision is to position the Commonwealth as a leading force for inclusive growth, entrepreneurship and global economic cooperation.
To create a world-class platform during Davos Week that enables Commonwealth nations and global partners to:
Commonwealth Trade & Investment Opportunities across the sectors driving growth, capital formation and industrial development.

From AI solutions and cybersecurity to cloud computing and digital platforms, Commonwealth markets are building the digital infrastructure behind the next wave of global growth. Investment agencies across the UK, India, Singapore, Canada, Australia and South Africa are backing this shift with dedicated innovation zones and enterprise incentives.

Solar, wind and hydrogen projects are opening across the Commonwealth's fastest-growing economies, backed by battery technology and energy infrastructure investment. India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Kenya, Nigeria and South Africa are leading the transition, pairing utility-scale generation with new grid and storage capacity.

Smart cities, housing and transport infrastructure are reshaping Commonwealth economies, with industrial zones and logistics centres opening new corridors for investment. India, Canada, Australia and a growing base of UAE-linked and African investors are financing the projects behind this next decade of urban growth.

Advanced manufacturing, automotive and electronics production are expanding across Commonwealth supply chains, from textiles and food processing to precision engineering. India, Bangladesh, Pakistan, Malaysia and South Africa are attracting capital as global supply chains diversify beyond traditional hubs.

Hospitals, medical technology and pharmaceuticals are drawing investment as Commonwealth markets expand healthcare services and medical tourism. India, the UK, Canada, Australia and markets across Africa are building hospital capacity and manufacturing to meet fast-growing regional demand.

Agri-technology, cold chain logistics and sustainable farming are strengthening food security and opening new export partnerships across Commonwealth markets. Producers across the network are scaling these practices to meet rising regional and international demand.

Universities, vocational training and online learning are building the workforce behind long-term Commonwealth growth, through international education partnerships. These partnerships connect students and workers with the skills a fast-changing global economy demands.

Renewable energy, green infrastructure and ESG-aligned finance are accelerating climate investment across Commonwealth economies, as governments and private capital align around measurable sustainability outcomes and long-term resilience.
The Commonwealth Economic Summit @ Davos 2027 runs across three days, 19–21 January 2027, bringing together global leaders, CEOs, and investors for strategic dialogue, business matchmaking, country investment showcases, and high-level networking.
An invitation-only welcome and investment networking evening opening the Summit. Full evening programme below.
Delegates are invited to attend World Economic Forum Annual Meeting sessions and other events taking place across Davos Week.
The Future of Commonwealth Economic Cooperation
Building Competitive Commonwealth Economies
Investing in the Next Generation of Commonwealth Growth
Curated market profiles, the official investment promotion agency behind each economy, and a direct route to its delegation in Davos. Every destination below is represented across the Summit programme, the Business Pavilion and the matchmaking floor.
InvestSASouthern Africa
The most industrialised economy on the continent and the established gateway into Southern Africa. English common law, a deep JSE listed market and long standing banking ties make it a familiar first step for Commonwealth capital.
WebInvestSA National Investment Portal
NIPCWest Africa
Africa's largest economy by population and one of its largest consumer markets. Lagos anchors the continent's fintech industry, and an established diaspora keeps business networks open between West Africa and London.
WebNigerian Investment Promotion Commission
KenInvestEast Africa
Nairobi is East Africa's commercial capital and the base for the Silicon Savannah technology cluster. Mobile money reach, common law and English language business practice draw technology and climate investors.
WebKenya Investment Authority
GIPCWest Africa
One of Africa's most stable democracies and the seat of the African Continental Free Trade Area secretariat. Accra offers a settled regulatory route into the wider West African market.
WebGhana Investment Promotion Centre
Invest IndiaSouth Asia
The world's fastest growing major economy and the strategic anchor of the Commonwealth's Asian corridor. Deep commercial ties with the UK, English language contracting and a vast infrastructure pipeline sit behind it.
WebInvest India National Investment Portal
Board of InvestmentSouth Asia
A young workforce of more than 240 million people and a position at the crossroads of South and Central Asia. Special economic zones and export led manufacturing lead the investment agenda.
WebPakistan Board of Investment
BIDASouth Asia
A manufacturing and export economy that supplies much of the world's ready made garment trade. Economic zones, pharmaceuticals and digital services are widening the base beyond textiles.
WebBangladesh Investment Development Authority
EDB SingaporeSoutheast Asia
The Commonwealth's financial and logistics hub in Southeast Asia, and the usual regional headquarters choice. Rule of law, treaty coverage and capital depth make it the routing point for Asian expansion.
WebSingapore Economic Development Board
Department for Business & TradeEurope
A global centre for financial services, life sciences and artificial intelligence, and the Summit's home market. London remains the listing, legal and advisory base for much of Commonwealth business.
WebGreat.gov.uk International Investment
Invest in CanadaNorth America
A G7 economy carrying the resources, clean energy and artificial intelligence clusters behind the North American market. Stable regulation and research strength support long horizon capital.
WebInvest in Canada Agency
JAMPROCaribbean
The commercial anchor of the Commonwealth Caribbean, with logistics, tourism and business services built around the Kingston shipping corridor. Nearshore delivery for North America is the growing story.
WebDo Business Jamaica
AustradeOceania
The Commonwealth's Pacific anchor, rich in the critical minerals and energy inputs behind the global transition. Education, agriculture and technology round out a mature investment market.
WebAustrade Investment Portal
Previous Commonwealth Economic Summit videos present the discussions and partnerships which support trade, investment and collaboration across Commonwealth economies.
Moments from previous editions: ministerial dialogues, investor forums, country pavilions and executive networking across the Commonwealth.
The Summit is delivered by two organisations with long-standing networks across Commonwealth governments, chambers of commerce and the international investment community.
Connecting Nations. Creating Partnerships. Accelerating Investment.


Convened with Commonwealth governments and chambers of commerce.
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£50,000+
Exclusive Event Partnership
£40,000
Premium Global Partnership
£30,000
Strong Ecosystem Positioning
£25,000
International Exposure
Collaborating with governments, investment promotion agencies, chambers of commerce, universities, development organisations and financial institutions to deliver measurable impact across Commonwealth markets.












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