Bogota and Medellin consolidated their places as Colombia’s most competitive cities, while more isolated cities are considerately less competitive, according to a study. The Private Competitiveness Council of the University…
Colombia dropped five places to number 66 in the World Economic Forum’s 2017/2018 global competitiveness ranking. The country is now considered Latin America’s fifth most competitive country falling behind Chile,…
Colombia’s health, infrastructure and education sectors, among others, continue to fail in terms of international competitiveness, a report by a local economic think tank said.
The World Economic Forum raised Colombia three places in its annual competitiveness index, making the country the eighth most competitive in Latin America.
Colombia’s competitiveness against other nations has stayed the same over the past four years, at position 69 out of 133 countries, according to a “confidence” report released by the government…
Poor performance on a numer of key economic indicators continues to hold back Colombia’s international competitiveness, according to a new report by the Private Competitiveness Council (CPC).