‘Indeed, our ranking rose 12 places over the past two years, a clear testament to the government’s enhanced efforts,’ Lee says at the Post’s Hong Kong-Asean Summit
Hong Kong has secured the fourth spot globally for talent, catapulting five places to achieve its highest position ever in an international ranking.
In a report released by the International Institute for Management Development on Tuesday, Hong Kong also ranked first in Asia, buoyed by improvements across the ranking’s three talent competitiveness factors.
The city’s ranking rose by eight places to 20th in “appeal”, and by one spot for both “readiness”, and “investment and development.”
Among the indicators, Hong Kong took the top spot for graduates in the sciences. It was also ranked third in the availability of financial skills and fifth in both remuneration of management and effectiveness of management education.
