The second Summit on the Global Agenda ended today, with over 700 experts and thought leaders from business, academia, civil society and government putting forward their ideas. "This is really the blueprint of the future direction of the global well-being," said Summit Co-Chair Mohamed Alabbar in the closing plenary. The proposals debated by the Members of the 76 Global Agenda Councils on the most pressing issues facing the world will be considered at the Forum’s Annual Meeting in Davos, Switzerland, in January next year.