Warsaw to be nearly comparable to Berlin in terms of highly qualified specialists
17:28
According to the latest Eurostat data, in 2022, highly qualified workers accounted for 44.2 percent of the total employed workforce in the European Union. In 53 regions across Europe surveyed by Eurostat, at least half of the employed individuals were considered highly qualified. Particularly high percentages were observed in the Scandinavian regions, namely Sweden, Norway, and Iceland. Stockholm was the leader in this regard, with the highest percentage of highly qualified workers at 73.6 percent.
Overall, Polish regions fare quite well in comparison to Europe. As one might expect, the best result was achieved by the Warsaw metropolitan region, with 64.8 percent. This result is similar to Berlin's (64.4 percent).
