North Africa: digital competitiveness by country 2021

As of 2021, Egypt ranked first in North Africa in the digital competitiveness index, obtaining 258 points. The country was followed by Algeria and Morocco, which were given a score of 74 and 49 points, respectively. On the other hand, Tunisia had the lowest levels of digital competitiveness in the region as of the same year.

Digital competitiveness index in North Africa in 2021, by country

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2022

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Africa

Survey time period

2021

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The source assigns the scores to the countries after analyzing several factors related to two dimensions of digital competitiveness, namely the ecosystem (venture capital availability, cost to start a business, time to start a business, ease of hiring foreign labor, skillset of graduates) and the mindset (digital skills among active population, attitudes towards entrepreneurial risk, diversity of workforce, mobile-broadband subscriptions, companies embracing disruptive ideas). A higher score reveals higher levels of digital competitiveness.

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