The latest Global Talent Competitiveness Index (GTCI) by Insead places Malaysia at 46th globally, down from 35th a decade ago ...
The UAE marks 54th Eid Al Etihad with major advances in diplomacy, economic growth, AI, competitiveness and humanitarian aid ...
This comes despite a less-than-ideal economic landscape, where retrenchment is increasingly common and both fresh graduates ...
Singapore is being recognized as the top global destination for developing and attracting talent in the latest Global Talent ...
The city-state—the only Asian country in this year’s top 10—dethroned Switzerland, which had held first place since the ...
This is the city-state’s first time atop the annual ranking, after coming in second for the past three editions Read more at ...
Singapore has edged out global competitors to claim the top spot in the Global Talent Competitiveness Index (GTCI) 2025 for ...
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Jordan Makes Significant Gains on Global Knowledge Index
Jordan has achieved a new milestone for the third consecutive year on the the Global Knowledge Index (GKI) 2025, rising to 73rd place out of 195 countries worldwide, compared to 88th out of 141 in ...
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Singapore leads world in talent competitiveness, dethroning Switzerland for the first time
Singapore has been named the world’s most talent-competitive economy, surpassing Switzerland for the first time in a global ...
Understand how technological innovation strengthens India’s standing on the Global Crypto Adoption Index. Learn how better ...
The Qatari capital has climbed into the top tier of global smart cities in the 2025 edition of the IMD Smart City Index 2025, compiled ...
Singapore has been ranked as the most attractive place to develop, attract and retain talent. This year's Global Talent Competitiveness Index covers 135 countries, across all income groups. Published ...
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