التنافسية الإقليمية للأقاليم : المفهوم-الركائز-الاستراتيجيات و النظريات

Abstract EN

The regional competitiveness aims to achieve balanced growth in line with the
resources available in the region, as it means: the ability of the region to exploit all the
resources and components existing in the region to optimize utilization, to provide an
environment conducive to development activities, with the aim of achieving a better
standard of living and improving the welfare of the people of the region, Supporting
infrastructure services and supporting the service sectors, settling economic activities,
adopting balanced and coherent economic policies, and developing laws and legislations
that regulate and encourage the investment environment), The European Commission
has developed a regional competitiveness index based on eleven pillars, each of which
is a cornerstone of its own development.

The region can not move from one pillar to the
next without a preliminary investigation, grouped into three main groups (innovation,
efficiency incentives, basic requirements)These three groups are linked by strong
linkages to growth within each region and the exploitation of the original strengths to
focus on strengthening the economic base of the regions, The success of regional
competitiveness requires a diversified economic base, a qualified workforce trained in
innovative arts, high technology services, strong links to knowledge and technologybased
institutions, a modernized infrastructure, high quality of built-in urban
environment, and the ability to develop and implement long-term development
Strategies.

The regional competitiveness aims to achieve balanced growth in line with the
resources available in the region, as it means: the ability of the region to exploit all the
resources and components existing in the region to optimize utilization, to provide an
environment conducive to development activities, with the aim of achieving a better
standard of living and improving the welfare of the people of the region, Supporting
infrastructure services and supporting the service sectors, settling economic activities,
adopting balanced and coherent economic policies, and developing laws and legislations
that regulate and encourage the investment environment), The European Commission
has developed a regional competitiveness index based on eleven pillars, each of which
is a cornerstone of its own development.

The region can not move from one pillar to the
next without a preliminary investigation, grouped into three main groups (innovation,
efficiency incentives, basic requirements)These three groups are linked by strong
linkages to growth within each region and the exploitation of the original strengths to
focus on strengthening the economic base of the regions, The success of regional
competitiveness requires a diversified economic base, a qualified workforce trained in
innovative arts, high technology services, strong links to knowledge and technologybased
institutions, a modernized infrastructure, high quality of built-in urban
environment, and the ability to develop and implement long-term development
Strategies.