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September 21st, 2021
Hungary has risen a single place since last year in the Global Innovation Index which measures the performance of 132 economies in terms of their innovation, the ministry of innovation and technology (ITM) said on Tuesday. Notwithstanding the coronavirus pandemic, Hungary was among ten European countries that improved on the World Intellectual Property Organisation's (WIPO) rankings, based on around 80 indicators, Jozsef Bodis, the ministry's state secretary for higher education, innovation and vocational training, said in a statement. Switzerland, Sweden, the US, UK and South Korea topped the list, while Hungary is in 34th place overall and 22nd among 39 European countries, ahead of Lithuania, Latvia, Poland, Russia and Slovakia. In terms of knowledge creation and technological results, Hungary was in 20th place overall.
MTI
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