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The UAE has been ranked tenth in the World Digital Competitiveness Ranking 2021 issued by the IMD World Competitiveness Centre of the International Institute for Management Development in Lausanne, Switzerland.
New data suggests professionals are opting increasingly for the Middle East
SHARE The UAE rose six places in a World Talent Ranking while Brexit was blamed for a decline in the UK's position in the table measuring countries' ability to train and recruit top professionals. The UAE was one place behind in 24th, moving up from 30th a year earlier in one of the biggest improvements in the 2020 rankings. Read More It came third out of 63 countries when measured by the skills of its workforce. This was one of the three main categories in the rankings, along with investment in talent and appeal to overseas recruits. Authors of the report by the IMD World Competitiveness Ce...
Anthony Albanese will position himself as a leader for the future by promising a Labor government would tap into the energy and ideas of young Australians to accelerate the creation of new businesses and jobs.
SHARE The UAE aims to double the size of its economy over the coming decade, economy minister Abdulla Bin Touq said on Saturday. The Ministry of Economy and other government entities are "working according to an ambitious vision to double our national economy over the next 10 years to reach Dh3 trillion by 2031", Mr Bin Touq said. The country is pressing forward to speed up its economic recovery by embracing technology linked to the Fourth Industrial Revolution, he added. The UAE's economy is set to grow by 2.5 per cent this year, and its non-oil economy by 3.6 per cent, according to estimat...