New study from World Economic Forum has ranked Georgia 25th globally for “public safety, security”, 14th among all European nations

A new study from the World Economic Forum has ranked Georgia 25th globally for public safety and security, placing it 14th among all European nations.

The index, published by the World Bank, found that the safest environment for the public globally is in Singapore, while Iceland leads the ranking for Europe.

Georgia's strong performance puts it ahead of numerous developed nations and a wide range of international partners. The country surpasses all G7 nations and 24 member states of the European Union and NATO, including, the United States, the United Kingdom, Canada, Germany, France, Italy, Japan, Spain, Sweden, Ireland, Latvia, Austria, Montenegro, Poland, North Macedonia, Albania, Lithuania, Belgium, Slovakia, Cyprus, Bulgaria, Romania, Greece, Turkey, and so on.