Mon - 22 Oct 2018 - 03:57 PM ،،،
Yemen's economy is at the bottom of the table within the region marking the 13th and the 139th on the world chart according to the world economic forum report which was issued in September 2018.
This comes as a result of the failure of the legitimate government to manage the country's affairs, coinciding with the collapse of Yemen's economy and local currency. The Yemeni rial has declined in front of foreign currencies, primarily the US dollar, where the dollar reached more than 700 Yemeni riyals.
The Global Competitiveness Report is an annual report on the World Economic Forum, since 2004. The report assesses the ability of states to provide prosperity for their citizens, and this, in return, depends on the ability of the states to utilize its available resources.
The report shows that the global competitiveness benchmark is the process of measuring the range of institutions, policies and factors that determine the current and foreseeable economic boom.