WEF Egypt profile 2019:

Introducing the global competitiveness index:

The global competitiveness index outlines a framework developed in 2018 by the World Economic
Forum. It measures national competitiveness across four categories: Enabling Environment, Human
Capital, Markets, and Innovation Ecosystem, each divided into various pillars like Infrastructure,
Health, Product Markets, and Business Dynamism, respectively.

This image is describing the Global Competitiveness

Index and charts linking competitiveness with income
per capita, showing that higher competitiveness
correlates with higher income levels across global
regions.

This image is showcasing the state of global

competitiveness in 2019. It rates economies on a
scale to 100 based on various factors. High-scoring
countries are indicated by stars, with advanced
economies generally performing better than
 emerging and developing nations.

GT image is a table titled "93rd/141," showing country rankings across various economic
performance indicators. Columns indicate scores, rank out of 141, and direction of change, with
Egypt ranking 93rd out of 141 countries. It includes scores for factors like infrastructure,
macroeconomic stability, and health, indicating the country's global competitiveness in different
aspects.