Thailand has moved up five spots to assume 25th place in this year's World Competitiveness Rankings, which rated 63 economies for their economic performance, government efficiency, business efficiency and infrastructure development.

Thailand has moved up five places, from the 25th from the 30th position, in a World Competitiveness ranking due to improved economic performance, government efficiency and infrastructure.

An annual report has ranked New Zealand the 21st most competitive economy out of 63 countries. New Zealand rose two spots from last year's rankings to outperform the United Kingdom, which was weighed down by Brexit uncertainty....

The government should set up a subcommittee to follow up and monitor investment and social projects owned and developed by state agencies and state-owned enterprises to ensure their transparency and that they conform with the 20-year national strategy plan (2018-37), says Deputy Prime Minister Somkid Jatusripitak.

Ireland is the fastest climber in Europe in a prestigious ranking of competitiveness, and the gap between this country and the UK has widened dramatically.

Singapore leapfrogged Hong Kong and the U.S. to take the top spot among the world’s most competitive economies for the first time in nine years.