The logo of the World Economic Forum (WEF), an international socio-economic organization, is designed as a typographic wordmark set in uppercase letters combined with a circular graphic element. The name is rendered in a sans-serif typeface with balanced letter proportions and is used in a single official English-language version — “World Economic Forum”. A curved arc runs across the text block, consisting of two segments of different thicknesses — one thin and one wider — positioned along the same circle and partially overlapping each other. This element is a permanent part of the logo and is used together with the text in all official applications. The logo is primarily used in black or dark blue on a light background, as well as in an inverted version for digital and presentation materials.
The World Economic Forum (WEF) is an international non-governmental organization founded in 1971 in Switzerland by Klaus Schwab. The organization is best known for its annual meeting in Davos, which serves as a global platform for discussing economic, political, and social issues with the participation of heads of state, corporate leaders, representatives of international organizations, academia, and civil society. In addition to the summit, the forum conducts analytical and research activities and publishes reports on global risks, economic development, technology, and sustainability. The organization is headquartered in Switzerland, and its activities are focused on the international level and long-term shaping of the global agenda.
