An ecosystem with low capital costs, political, economic, and monetary stability, and high international integration.
For several decades, Switzerland has consistently ranked at the top of global competitiveness indices. Competitiveness here refers not only to economic factors but also to the overall environment, human capital, and the innovative ecosystem.
High quality of life, stability, and safety are among the main reasons for relocating to Switzerland.
In the current climate of global uncertainty, health, stability, and security – both social and political-economic – take on primary importance. From this perspective, Switzerland has historically been recognized as a universally acknowledged “safe haven”.
A favorable geographical location, high quality of life, and security ensured by robust institutions
Switzerland’s economic strength and propensity for innovation are just some of the factors that position the country as a leader on the international stage. In recent years, Switzerland has particularly stood out for the following aspects:
- Innovation and technology: reflected in a high capacity for innovation, excellent workforce education, and cutting-edge scientific research institutions, with Switzerland consistently ranking at the top in recent years;
- Security and trust: in terms of personal protection and safety, as well as guarantees provided by a liberal and competitive economy, low capital costs, monetary stability, strong purchasing power, moderate taxation, federal organization, and economic and political stability;
- Environment and quality of life: characterized by picturesque landscapes, high-quality real estate, and an active cultural life.
Overall globalization ranking.
Source: 2023 KOF Globalisation Index.
Government efficiency.
Source: IMD World Competitiveness Center 2023.