( CNN ) -- Day two at Davos and big players from the last year are on the stage . There are more than 70 sessions to choose from , but do n't be overwhelmed -- we 'll ensure you 're alerted to the best . Today , January 23 , we 'll be watching these speakers : . At 1010 , Iranian President Hassan Rouhani will take the stage to discuss his country 's position in the world . Tony Abbott , Prime Minister of Australia , currently chairing the G20 , will address the forum at 1040 . 1230 Immigration - Welcome or not ? The rise of migration in Europe represents opportunity for some , but threat for others . Should governments improve their integration policies or impose barriers to entry ? Former U.N. Secretary General Kofi Annan , Goldman Sachs chairman Peter D. Sutherland and European Parliament 's President Martin Schulz will be giving their insight on the topic . With growth rates at half their pre-crisis levels , concerns arise that the golden age of emerging markets growth may be over . Ministers of India , South Africa , Brazil and Russia will discus what some call `` BRICS Midlife Crisis . '' Join them at 1300 . Then , there 's a special address by Benjamin Netanyahu , Prime Minister of Israel , at 1415 , Enrique Pena Nieto , President of Mexico , will follow him at 1545 . At 1615 a panel on the humanitarian crisis in Syria gets underway . This is an economic forum , but Syria 's civil war ca n't be ignored . More than 2.2 million Syrians fled their homes since the civil war started , and more than half of them are children . Peter Maurer , the president of International Red Cross , UN High Commissioner for Refugees Antonio Guterres will discuss what more can the international community do to respond to this urgent humanitarian crisis . Joining them will be foreign ministers of two of Syria 's neighbors -- Jordan 's Nasser Sami Judeh and Ahmet Davutoglu from Turkey . To finish the day , at 1715 three European Prime Ministers -- Italy 's Enrico Letta , Irish Enda Kenny and Sweden 's Fredrik Reinfeldt will join Jose Manuel Barroso , the President of European Commission to discuss Europe 's transitioning from crisis response to -- hopefully -- crafting a long-term strategy for competitiveness . Your reading list for the day : . Iran in 2014 : Do n't expect Rouhani to transform Iran . Snowmen and suffering : A bleak winter for young Syrian refugees . Europe 's two-speed economy .
Several heads of state , including Iran 's Hassan II and Israel 's Benjamin Netanyahu will speak on Thursday . Highlights include talks on humanitarian issues in war - torn Syria and Europe 's recovery from crisis .