Hungary stepped forward on Global Innovation Index, ranked 33rd among 128 countries.
Cornell University, INSEAD and the World Intellectual Property Organization made a list of the 128 most innovative countries all over the world base on 82 indicators.
Hungary climbed up from 35th place, getting 44.7 points out of 100, which is a slight improvement compared to last year’s 43 points.
Switzerland won the race with 66.28 points before Sweden (63.57 points) and the United Kingdom (61.93 points). China was raked for the first time among the top 25.
