1. Switzerland Switzerland is a globally recognized manufacturing powerhouse. [Switzerland has long been one of the richest countries in the world, and many people know that Switzerland produces watches, military knives and precision machine tools, and is a country with excellent financial services in the world. Because of its high standard of education, Switzerland has 16 Nobel Prize winners in a small country of only 7 million people, and has not only produced world-class financial, mechanical, watch, electronics and instrumentation industries, tourism and other fine industries, but more importantly, has also reached the top of the world pyramid in nurturing fine human resources.
2. Sweden Sweden is a member of the European Union and usually ranks high in the Human Development Index of the United Nations Development Programme. With a population of only 9.9 million, Sweden is known as a "small country with big industries". Sweden has its own global aviation, nuclear, automotive, and advanced military industries, as well as the world's leading telecommunications and pharmaceutical research capabilities. Sweden is also a world leader in software development, microelectronics, telecommunication and photonics. It is worth mentioning that Sweden is also the largest exporter of iron ore in Europe. Sweden has the largest number of multinational companies in the world in proportion to its population.
3. Belgium Belgium is at the crossroads of Europe. It is known as the "Crossroads of Western Europe". Belgium's capital, Brussels, is home to the world-renowned Waterloo battlefield and is the location of many international institutions and global headquarters. Brussels is also the international political and economic center, the world's second largest conference and exhibition center.
4. Netherlands The Netherlands is a developed global economy, one of the ten most developed countries in the world and one of the top ten countries with the highest per capita income. The Netherlands is particularly technologically advanced in the electronics, chemical, water, shipbuilding, and food processing industries. The Netherlands is an important transportation hub in continental Europe; it has been China's second largest trading partner in the European Union after Germany for many years.
5. Ireland Ireland is a small country far from the European continent, with an area of 70,000 square kilometers and a population of more than 4.8 million people, a traditional agricultural country, but Ireland began to take off economically after the 1990s, and its impressive development performance has made the world look at it, and the rise of Ireland has also won the "Celtic Tiger". Ireland has earned the reputation of "Celtic Tiger".
6.Austria Austria is a developed European country, the capital city of Vienna is the world's "art capital", the country is not only art, living environment, security, prices and so on in the international top, Vienna is the world's most livable city No. 1.
7. Singapore Among the four pillars of Singapore's manufacturing industry: petrochemicals, electronics, machinery manufacturing, and biomedicine, the most notable are Singapore's electronics industry and petrochemicals. Singapore ranks third in the world in the field of manufacturing! Driven by biomedical manufacturing, electronics and precision engineering industries, Singapore's manufacturing sector has been maintaining strong growth momentum and is one of the few countries in the world where manufacturing exceeds 20% of the country's GDP.
8. Czech Republic The Czech Republic is a landlocked country located in Central Europe, bordering Germany, Austria, Poland and Slovakia. The Czech Republic has major industrial sectors such as machine building, chemicals, metallurgy, textiles, footwear, wood processing, glass manufacturing and beer brewing. According to a previously published study by global real estate services firm Cushman & Wakefield, the Czech Republic was once ranked fourth in the world and first in Europe as the most suitable country for manufacturing. The top three global rankings were China, the United States and India.
9. Denmark Denmark has a long and developed history of manufacturing, with a wide range of world-renowned products and a reputation for unique design and quality "Made in Denmark". The Danish manufacturing industry is flexible, sensitive and sustainable. Denmark is home to some of the world's most famous companies, such as Carlsberg, ECCO shoes, Lego, Novo Nordisk, Vestas, Maersk, etc. Denmark is a small country with a population of only about 5.5 million people, but such a small country has been able to produce so many world-famous brands.
10. Israel Israel is a country that has risen rapidly from a backward agricultural country to a developed industrial country in a challenging environment. It can be said that numerous wars and conflicts have stimulated the development of military industry; in addition, the civilian industry is technologically sophisticated and mature, and new industries are developing rapidly. The information industry has become an important pillar of Israel's national economy, and the software industry has become a major force in the international software industry. Israel has achieved leading results in the fields of satellite imaging, nanotechnology, solar power generation, and biotechnology.
