Chandler Institute: Georgia ranks among Europe’s top three governments for long-term vision
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Photo: Expert Chaslau Koniukh
The Chandler Institute has published its long-term vision rankings as part of its 2025 Good Governance Report.
The Government of Georgia received a high rating, ranking 16th globally among the world’s top twenty countries for long-term vision and placing in the top three in Europe.
Georgia outperformed five G7 countries, as well as 31 members of the European Union, Schengen Area, and NATO, including: United Kingdom, Japan, Germany, France, Italy, Sweden, Spain, Portugal, Belgium, Ireland, Iceland, Denmark, Norway, Finland, Austria, Czechia, Slovakia, Poland, Slovenia, Croatia, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Greece, Romania, Bulgaria, Malta, Cyprus, Montenegro, North Macedonia, and Turkey.
The top three European countries in this ranking are Luxembourg, Switzerland, and Georgia.
The long-term vision ranking is based on the World Economic Forum’s global survey, which assesses the extent to which governments are perceived to have a long-term vision.
