Kuwait Achieves Significant Human Progress
Ceo World magazine has released the 2026 Human Progress Index, which measures how successfully countries improve quality of life through factors such as economic opportunities, public services, personal freedoms, and safety. Singapore topped the index with a score of 97.88, followed by Switzerland and Denmark. Kuwait ranked 64th globally with a high score of 85.65. The assessment is based on 23 indicators spread across three main categories: stability, satisfaction, and work-life balance. It particularly focuses on how national prosperity reflects on individuals' lives and the quality of services provided to them. Gulf countries, including Kuwait, performed well among the top rankings, with some regional countries excelling further—UAE ranked 31st and Qatar 47th. The index emphasizes that wealth and economic prosperity alone do not determine quality of life; factors such as health, education, safety, and human rights—which directly impact individuals' ability to benefit from these resources—are equally important.
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