Donald Trump in Switzerland: Landing in Zurich for the visit to Davos
Former US President Donald Trump landed in Switzerland on Tuesday. His plane touched down at Zurich Airport, from where he continued his journey to the World Economic Forum (WEF) in Davos. His visit is being followed with great attention by the public and the media.
A central program item is planned for the afternoon: At 2:30 p.m., Donald Trump will deliver a speech to the participants of the World Economic Forum. He is expected to speak about his economic policy views and the United States' relations with the global community.
The arrival of the US politician has triggered extensive security measures in Switzerland. Numerous security forces are deployed at both Zurich Airport and in the Davos region to ensure the protection of the guest and the smooth running of the event.
The World Economic Forum in Davos brings together leading figures from politics, business, and society every year. Donald Trump's appearance is one of the highlights of this year's meeting and is sparking intense discussions about the future direction of global trade and climate policy.
Swiss authorities have called on the public to prepare for potential traffic disruptions. Despite the strict security precautions, the visit has so far proceeded without any major incidents. The WEF will continue until the end of the week.