The Global Economic Diversification Index (EDI) 2026 provides a comprehensive measure of economic diversification across 115 countries over 23 years. The latest edition highlights the importance of adopting economic policies that enhance diversification and support sustainable growth, particularly in countries heavily reliant on natural resources.

The Arab Region SDG Index and Dashboards Report 2026 provides a comprehensive assessment of the region’s progress on the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), offering key insights into sustainable development trends, regional challenges, and pathways to resilience-building. The Arab region’s overall SDG score stands at 60.6, with Algeria, Egypt, Jordan, Morocco, Tunisia, and the UAE achieving at least two-thirds of the total score. However, Least Developed Countries (LDCs) and conflict-affected nations continue to fall below the regional average.

The Global Economic Diversification Index (EDI) 2025 provides a comprehensive measure of economic diversification across 115 countries over 23 years. The latest edition highlights the importance of adopting economic policies that enhance diversification and support sustainable growth, particularly in countries heavily reliant on natural resources.

The Arab Region SDG Index and Dashboards Report 2025 provides a comprehensive assessment of the region’s progress on the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), offering key insights into sustainable development trends, regional challenges, and pathways to resilience-building. The Arab region’s overall SDG score stands at 60.5, with Algeria, Egypt, Jordan, Morocco, Tunisia, and the UAE achieving at least two-thirds of the total score.

Amidst growing developmental needs, the Arab region faces increasing climate change risks that are projected to amplify existing social, economic, and environmental challenges. Sustaining climate action—reducing greenhouse gas emissions (GHG) and enhancing resilience—is of paramount importance. The impacts of these efforts extend beyond the environmental scope.

The pursuit of economic diversification has emerged as a key policy objective for nations reliant on commodity production. Its aim is to mitigate volatility, foster sustainable economic growth and development, generate employment opportunities, and cultivate a more robust private sector while ensuring sound public finances. Despite considerable research focusing on the determinants of economic diversification and the efficacy of related policies in driving economic advancement, a universally accepted measure or index of economic diversification was lacking until the inception of the Global Economic Diversification Index (EDI) in 2022.

Economic diversification has been a guiding policy theme for commodity-producing nations to minimize volatility, support economic growth and development, and create jobs. While research about economic diversification centers around its determinants and the impact of policies on economic development, there had been no agreed-upon measure or index of economic diversification until the first edition of the Global Economic Diversification Index (EDI) was published in 2022.

The world economies are shifting dramatically, driven by systemic transformations and fueled by rapid digitization, geopolitical realignments, environmental pressures, the implications of the COVID-19 pandemic, the dynamics of the fourth industrial revolution, and the response to the Sustainable Development Goals.

The world economies are shifting dramatically, driven by systemic transformations and fueled by rapid digitization, geopolitical realignments, environmental pressures, the implications of the COVID-19 pandemic, the dynamics of the fourth industrial revolution, and the response to the Sustainable Development Goals.