SEOUL--(뉴스와이어)--The Global Conference on IPS National Competitiveness Research, co-hosted by aSSIST University, the United Nations Institute for Training and Research (UNITAR), and SDG Management School, and organized by IPSNC, will be held at 10:00 PM KST on October 29, 2024.

IPSNC is a globally renowned research institute that has been conducting research on national competitiveness in collaboration with UNITAR and SDG Management School for the past 20 years, announcing the results annually. This year’s 2024 Global Conference will also be supported by a range of global partners, including aSSIST University, The Washington Times, Kyung-in Broadcasting, and The Korea University News.

At this conference, the national competitiveness rankings for over 60 countries and regions will be announced. Unlike reports from other institutions such as the IMD (International Institute for Management Development) or the WEF (World Economic Forum), the IPS National Competitiveness Research evaluates rankings based on two strategies introduced by Professor Michael E. Porter: Cost Strategy and Differentiation Strategy.

The 2024 conference will particularly focus on the impact of the ongoing conflict between the United States and China on the competitiveness of nations around the world. We anticipate that scholars, business leaders, and policymakers will gain valuable insights into national competitiveness and sustainable growth strategies through the 2024 conference.

In addition, a book detailing the strategies presented and the national competitiveness rankings for 2024, as discussed in this conference, will be published in early November 2024. We greatly appreciate your interest and look forward to your participation.

For those interested in attending, please join the Zoom webinar using the Zoom Webinar link on the designated date.

About IPSNC

IPSNC (The Institute for Policy and Strategy on National Competitiveness) was established in 2006 as an organization under the Ministry of Economy and Finance. It inherited the IPS National Competitiveness Ranking research project initiated by the Institute for Industrial Policy Studies (IPS) in 2000. Since 2020, the WURI has been publishing rankings that evaluate the innovativeness of the world's major universities. In 2023 rankings, Minerva University, Arizona State University, University of Pennsylvania, MIT, and Stanford University ranked first through fifth, respectively, among 423 universities evaluated.