UAE For The First Time Makes An Entry Into Top 10 Influential List Of Global Countries

UAE does it again, the country for the first time has made it to the top 10 of the influential world rankings list. The nation which is also one of the safest countries in the world has ranked 9th on the FutureBrand’s Country Index list for 2020. Read on to know more.

Data Also Says That UAE Has Been Handling Pandemic Really Well 

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Well not only UAE, but other countries like Qatar, Oman and Saudi Arabia are other nations that are on the rising in the list. For the rankings, they are decided based on how people perceive countries, based on qualitative and quantitative data, and include reflections from people living in each nation.

As Per Data 55 Per Cent Of People Want To Visit UAE In The Next Five Years

As per the data and findings, 55 per cent of people want to visit the UAE in the next five years. The country is also known as the Middle East’s most important economic centres. Speaking about the residents and the current pandemic condition, 71 per cent of respondents also said that the country has been handling the pandemic well. Government communication was noted as a vital factor for managing the pandemic.

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Besides this, UAE was also applauded for its progressing technology, transportation, business etc. For other countries, Japan maintained the top spot, while New Zealand made a debut on the list by bagging the 10 positions. The second position was bagged by Switzerland, third by Norway, fourth by Germany and fifth by Canada. Sweden bagged the eight position, and UAE bagged the ninth.

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Furthermore, the data analysed how countries handled coronavirus outbreaks. And when asked which countries handled the pandemic best, Dubai emerged in the list. New York topped the list, with Bejing being second and Washington being third.