UAE ranks first in region and 17th worldwide in Global Soft Power Index 2021 ...United Arab Emirates

Dubai: The UAE has been ranked first in the Arab region and 17th worldwide, up from last year’s 18th ranking, in the Global Soft Power Index 2021. The UAE’s overall Soft Power score improved by 5 per cent, primarily due to the Emirates Mars Mission that boosted the country’s influence and enhanced its status in the global sphere. According to the Global Soft Power Index 2021, the UAE sits at the top in the Middle East, and among the top 10 nations in the world, in the ease of doing business, respected leaders, safety and security, leading-edge technology, affairs people follow closely influence in diplomatic circles, and strong and stable economy. In a tweet posted on his official Twitter a

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