The Global Competitiveness Index (GCI) is a comprehensive measure that assesses the competitiveness of countries based on various factors. Developed by the World Economic Forum, the GCI evaluates economies through indicators such as infrastructure, education, and innovation. It aims to provide insights into how well countries can provide high levels of prosperity to their citizens. The index ranks countries on a scale, allowing for comparisons between them. A higher ranking indicates a more competitive economy, which can attract investment and foster growth. The GCI is updated regularly, reflecting changes in global economic conditions and policies that impact competitiveness.