How to watch Donald Trump’s Davos speech
The US President is expected to use his maiden speech at Davos today (January 26) to promote his ‘America First’ agenda.
Mr Trump is due to speak at 2pm GMT (1pm local time) following meetings with Theresa May and other political leaders on Thursday.
It will be the last speech by a world leader at the event, which has been running since Tuesday.
The entire address will be available to watch live using the video link above.
What will Donald Trump say in his Davos speech?
Mr Trump is likely to speak bullishly about his recent tax cuts, deregulation and trade policies in a bid to boost investment in America.
On his arrival in Davos, Mr Trump said: “A lot of people are coming back to the United States.
“We are seeing tremendous investment and today has been a very exciting day. Very great day and great for our country.”
Mr Trump is the first sitting US President to attend a WEF since Bill Clinton in 2000.
The Republican could also touch on his controversial decision to declare Jerusalem the official capital of Israel – a move that was widely criticised by the international community.
On Thursday, Mr Trump threatened to block aid to the people of Palestine unless Palestinian leaders start immediate peace negotiations with Israel.
He said: “That money is on the table, and that money is not going to them unless they sit down and negotiate peace.”
While in Davos, the real estate billionaire has sought to quash rumours over a growing rift between the US and the UK, insisting that he “loves” Britain.
During a meeting with Mrs May, he said: “There’s a false rumour out there and I just wanted to correct it, frankly.
“We have great respect for everything you are doing and we love your country, we think it’s truly great.
“We are working on transactions in terms of economic development, trade, maybe most importantly military.
“We are very much joined at the hip when it comes to the military. We have the same ideas, the same ideals, and there’s nothing that would happen to you that we won’t be there to fight for you. You know that.”
Donald Trump has also made a surprise apology for retweeting videos posted by far-right group Britain First.
In an interview with Piers Morgan, he said: “I knew nothing about them and I know nothing about them today other than I read a little bit.
“Perhaps it was a big story in Britain, perhaps it was a big story in the UK, but in the United States it wasn’t a big story.
“If you are telling me they’re horrible people, horrible racist people, I would certainly apologise if you’d like me to do that.”