Iceland leads the World Economic Forum's (WEF) Global Gender Equity Ranking for the 17th consecutive year, leading a select group of ten nations that have managed to close more than 80% of the gap in the development and participation of men and women.According to the Global Gender Gap Report 2026, Europe remains one of the regions with the greatest picture for women's development by concentrating seven of the top 10 positions. Iceland is the onl…
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Iceland leads the World Economic Forum's (WEF) Global Gender Equity Ranking for the 17th consecutive year, leading a select group of ten nations that have managed to close more than 80% of the gap in the development and participation of men and women.According to the Global Gender Gap Report 2026, Europe remains one of the regions with the greatest picture for women's development by concentrating seven of the top 10 positions. Iceland is the onl…