World Economic Forum 2023: Which Indian YouTuber is invited to cover Davos summit this year among others? See here

Nathalia Arcuri aims to do women’s empowerment through financial education via her popular Brazilian YouTube channel. She’s also the CEO from Me Poupe, the world’s first platform offering financial entertainment. Me Poupe reaches more than 14 million people monthly and has a mission to transform Brazilians into savvy investors.

Adanna Steinacker has almost ten years of experience as a YouTube creator. Her most well-known channel, House of Adanna, has focused on family and sustainability. She is a Nigerian doctor who currently resides in the UK. Meanwhile, it appears that she will become the spokesperson for reliable health information on YouTube thanks to the professional channel Digital Medics Academy.

Blogger and YouTube influencer Luis Villar, best known online as Luisito Comunica, is from Mexico. He began his career on YouTube by posting piano lessons, but soon switched to creating travel videos. His profound views on culture propelled him to the second-most subscribed YouTuber in Mexico, only after Badabun.

A Ghanaian influencer named Wodemaya is on a quest to rewrite the history of Africa by exposing its diverse cultures and ways of living. His interest in how Africans may contribute to the development of Africa has taken him to nations all over the continent, where he has conducted interviews with numerous regional leaders.

An Arab-Israeli vlogger named Nuseir Yassin is well-known for his one-minute-long videos on social media. As he looks for creative solutions and clever ideas to convert into tales for his YouTube channel, Nas Daily, he has CEOs, scientists, and start-up founders in his sights. After attending earlier this year and participating in a series of extensively watched movies about the conference and the entrepreneurs who attend, Nuseir is returning to Davos for a second time.

Prajakta Koli, also known as MostlySane, is multifaceted. The performer, blogger, and influencer is also the brains behind one of India's most popular female-run comedy channels on YouTube. She is a former member of the Forbes India 30 Under 30 list and the recipient of numerous honours, including "Viral Queen of the Year" and "YouTuber of the Year" from Cosmopolitan. She is at Davos 2023 to look for stories on climate change and female education.