( CNN ) -- Another action-packed day at Davos with some of the world 's most pressing issues on the agenda . Here are CNN 's top pics for today , January 24 : . At 1030CET/0430ET , the UK Prime Minister David Cameron , delivers his special address . Bill Gates , a humanitarian and regular Davos attendee , will discuss the climate change and its impact of development with U.N. Secretary General Ban Ki-Moon at 1100CET/0500 . At 1130CET/0530ET , focus will turn to Germany 's new government , as the country 's Finance Minister Wolfgang Schauble and Peter Limbourg of Deutsche Welle discuss what to expect from the new coalition . Rock star and activist Bono will Liberian President Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf and British PM David Cameron at 1315CET/0700ET in talking about the post-2015 development goals and how to inspire the generation to act . Friday afternoon will be even busier : At 1415CET/0815ET , Brazil 's President Dilma Rousseff addresses the forum , while at the same time , Turkish Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoglu , Mohammad Javad Zarif , the Foreign Minister Iran and Masoud Barzani , the President of the Kurdistan Region in Iraq , look at the Middle East and how its transformation affects the younger generations . 1615CET/1015ET : With strong ties to both Europe and Russia , what will be the future economic and political orientation of Ukraine ? President of Ukraine Viktor Yanukovych , Alexey Kudrin of Saint Petersburg State University and Ukrainian MP Petro Poroshenko will discuss the question . At 1630CET/1030ET CNN 's Fareed Zakaria takes the stage . He 'll discus the future of ASEAN and its 600 million citizens with the CEO of Air Asia Anthony F. Fernandes , CEO of Lippo Group Thein Sein and Vietnamese deputy PM Pham Binh Minh . And then at 1800 , Zakaria joins political leaders of Tunisia and the Secretary General of the League of Arab States , Amr Moussa , to look at the leadership lessons they 've learned since the Arab Spring . CNN 's John Defterios will lead a discussion on emerging markets and the next steps they should be taking at 1830CET/1230ET . Joining him will be French Finance minister Pierre Moscovici , IMF 's Deputy Managing Director Min Zhu , Turkish deputy PM Ali Babacan , Paul Kagame , the President of Rwanda , economist Nouriel Roubini and CEO of Renault-Nissan Alliance , Carlos Ghosn . Your Friday reading list : . Why world ca n't agree over climate change . Report : Climate change may pose threat to economic growth . Can companies win by investing in emerging markets ?
Highlights include keynotes by UK PM Davis Cameron and Brazil 's President Dilma Rousseff . CNN 's Fareed Zakaria and John Defterios lead discussions about the Middle East and emerging markets .