Syed Hussein Al -Qassab
The Kingdom of Bahrain has made remarkable progress in the classification of the quality of life for the year 2025 issued by the magazine CEOWORLL, where it came second in the Arab world and 36 globally from 196 countries around the world, which reflects a continuous development in the levels of living and basic services within the Kingdom. The Ceoworld Magazine is based on the HPI index, which is evaluated. Countries according to 31 basic standards, including health care, quality of education, security level, political stability, environmental protection, living cost, and provision of economic opportunities.
The United Arab Emirates came at the top of the Arab countries, ranked first in the Arab world and the 18th globally, while the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia ranked third in the Arab world and the 43rd in the world, followed by the State of Qatar in the fourth in the Arab world and in the 44th place globally.
It should be noted that this annual classification enjoys a wide follow -up by those interested in social and economic policies, due to its dependence on accurate standards and reliable indicators to measure the quality of life in a comprehensive manner, as the distinguished performance of the Kingdom of Bahrain in this indicator reflects the extent of progress made by the Kingdom in terms of developing infrastructure, enhancing the quality of services, and achieving societal and economic stability.
