Albania among the best countries in the world to live if you are a woman/ Second safest in the region, according to the CEOWORLD 2025 report
CEOWORLD has recently released its annual ranking of the best countries for women, based on a survey of nearly 280,000 women from around the world. The study assessed 156 countries on nine different attributes, including gender equality, the percentage of legislative seats held by women, the feeling of safety among women aged 15 and over walking alone at night, income equality, concern for human rights, women's empowerment, the average level of education of women, as well as the percentage of women aged 25 and over who are engaged in paid work and their level of inclusion in society.
But, which are the safest countries to live in if you are a woman? If we consider the data for Albania, it turns out that our country is among the best countries for women. Albania ranks 44th out of 156 countries analyzed. Meanwhile, in the region, it also ranks second, maintaining a very positive result and being evaluated with 82.87 points.
As for other countries in the region, Serbia is at the top of the regional ranking, followed by Albania. They are immediately followed by Kosovo, Montenegro and North Macedonia, with 82.8, 82.6 and 82.4 points, respectively.
The Netherlands is ranked as the best country in the world for women. Norway and Sweden followed in second and third place, respectively, while Denmark came in fourth. Eight of the top ten countries for women are in Europe, including Finland (No. 5), Switzerland (No. 7), France (No. 9) and Germany (No. 10). Canada (No. 6) and New Zealand (No. 8) also made the list.
On the other hand, the countries where women's lives appear most insecure and problematic are Syria, rated with 21.9 points, followed by Chad and Somalia with 19.3 and 14.6 points. At the bottom of the list is the Central African Republic, where, due to the low level of development and economy, life for women appears particularly difficult.
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