The WYEF Forum, also known as the "Davos World Economic Forum for Middle School Students", invites outstanding middle school students, international academic institutions, school representatives, and business elites from around the world to discuss and debate on cutting-edge economic issues. The Business Simulation is one of the main committees of the WYEF forum.

As we can see for this year, even economy for developed countries has recovered from the pandemic of COVID-19, some developing countries are still facing serious debt issues. Although the supply chain issue has been almost fixed, the global economy is still unstable. Credit construction and continuous cooperation are needed to build up the global economy. In this hyperconnected century, trust needs to be restored via frank communication and policy making.

Hence the theme of the 13th ASDAN Global Youth Economic Forum is：

In the WYEF Global Finals, companies face fiercer competition in a global marketplace as they manage more intensive business operations compared to regional round competitions. Each company will complete a total of 8 business operation rounds (simulating a 2-year period) in which they manage factors such as cultural differences, monetary policy, marketing promotion and financial modelling. Companies will be challenged to develop holistic business management skills by tackling different challenges.

The academic program in WYEF is closely aligned with global hot topics. In addition to international cutting-edge economic themes, it also follows the Sustainable Development Goals. Throughout the simulation, companies will have to complete different tasks in which they stand a chance to win extra capital for their business operations. Companies will have to prepare roadshow presentations according to the given tasks and to communicate their ideas articulately to win over their investors and to secure more capital for their business.

Social Night

Networking is an important part of the business world. The WYEF Organizing Committee has always placed important emphasis on creating interaction opportunities among delegates through multicultural themes, workshops, talent shows, waltz dances and other activities. Students can develop their business etiquette, interact with business professionals from all over the world, break out of their comfort zones, and enjoy a night of high energy and fun social interaction.

	Day 1	Day 2	Day 3	Day 4	Day 5	Day 6
Morning		Opening Ceremony Rules introduction Operation Test Round	• Roadshow 1 • Trading Game	• Roadshow 2 • Roadshow 3 Task Announcement and Preparation	• Roadshow 3 • Operation Round 5	Departure
Afternoon	Registration	• Roadshow 1 Task Announcement and Preparation	• Operation Round 1 • Roadshow 2 Task Announcement and Preparation	• Operation Round 2 • Operation Round 3 • Operation Round 4	• Operation Round 6 • Operation Round 7
Evening	Registration	Rest	Talent show	Social Night	Closing Ceremony