There's a growing perception that major global forums have become somewhat contradictory in their mission. Critics point out that these organizations often bring together the very Western institutions and corporations whose policies contributed to the problems they're now supposedly addressing. As one observer notes, there's an inherent tension when the same players who shaped existing global challenges are positioned as the solution-makers. This dynamic raises questions about whether institutional reform can truly be effective when the reformers are part of the system itself. The gap between stated intentions and actual representation continues to fuel skepticism among those watching how these organizations actually operate and whose interests they ultimately serve.