Mongolia ranks last for the second consecutive year in talent competitiveness, placing 69th out of 69 economies.

Top-ranked Switzerland achieved a score 3.5 times higher than Mongolia, while Venezuela ranks directly ahead of us in 68th place.
According to the World Competitiveness Center, the “Talent Ranking” reflects how an economy mobilizes its resources to develop and advance its talent, emphasizing that “competitiveness” is not merely about competition.

📌 The “Appeal” factor scored lowest, placing 69th overall.
Strengths: Labor force growth, education enrollment rate, public expenditure on education as a percentage of GDP, and female labor force participation.
Weaknesses: Quality of life, availability of competent senior managers, health infrastructure, availability of skilled labor, and worker motivation.