Countries that think and act globally are more successful than countries that participate less in the global community. That’s the message of a study by policy advisor Simon Anholt who has worked with countries around the world from the Netherlands to Botswana, from Jamaica to Malaysia. The integration of cultures within the national borders and an open perspective towards the needs of the larger world present more opportunities for a country to succeed on the international stage.
Country’s that do good for the world are more successful
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