2022 Global Talent Competitiveness Index: Global talent inequalities hinder progress in achieving key Sustainable Development Goals – ZAWYA

Switzerland, Singapore and Denmark rank Top 3; European countries dominate the Top 25; and China moves to 36th, becoming the most talent-competitive upper-middle-income countryAbu Dhabi, 3rd November 2022 — Switzerland, Singapore and Denmark are the most talent competitive countries, according to the Global Talent Competitiveness Index (GTCI) 2022. Switzerland and Singapore firmly retain their leading

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