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Quality of life and brain drain remain the country's weak spots.
Ukraine has moved up 11 positions in the IMD World Talent Ranking 2018, leaving the bottom 5 of the list, according to the annual World Talent Report covering 63 countries in the IMD World Competitiveness Yearbook.
"Ukraine’s strong performance in moving out of the bottom five originates mainly in gains in the implementation of apprenticeships, emphasis on employee training and the effectiveness of its health infrastructure. In addition, Ukraine improves in the prioritization of attracting and retaining talent, availability of a skilled labor force, financial skills and competent senior managers," the report says.
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In the Investment and Development sector, Ukraine's top strength is total public expenditure in education (9th place), while in the Appeal sector, the cost-of-living index is noted as Ukraine's advantage (11th spot).
At the same time, quality of life (61) and brain drain (60) are Ukraine's weak spots.
As UNIAN reported earlier, Ukraine ranked 83 in this year's Global Competitiveness Index out of 140 participants, while last year, Ukraine was on the 89th place among 135 countries.