The highly anticipated World Citizenship Report (WCR) 2025 is set to be released this week, offering a comprehensive exploration of global citizenship in an ever-evolving world. Produced by leading experts, this year’s report promises to deliver fresh perspectives on what it means to be a global citizen today.
While full details remain under wraps until the official launch, the WCR 2025 is expected to delve into several timely and significant themes that are shaping the contemporary landscape of global mobility and belonging.
“The World Citizenship Report 2025 arrives at a pivotal moment, as global dynamics continue to shift at an unprecedented pace, this edition aims to provide invaluable data and expert analysis, fostering a deeper understanding of the choices individuals make regarding their citizenship and their relationship with both their home countries and their chosen nations,” – stated Micha-Rose Emmett, CEO of CS Global Partners.
Among the areas of focus, the WCR 2025 is expected to examine the evolving concept of the “human condition” in relation to citizenship, exploring the motivations behind individuals’ decisions to either remain in their birth countries or seek new citizenships.
The report will also shed light on the burgeoning influence of BRICS nations and their potential for collaboration and synergy within the global framework.
Furthermore, the WCR 2025 will address the complexities of urbanisation and the rise of smart cities, weighing their promises against potential challenges. The report will also touch upon the critical intersection of climate change and geopolitics, and offer insightful post-election analyses from key countries that have experienced significant political shifts.
A recurring, yet increasingly relevant, theme expected to be explored is the underlying values that drive individuals towards investor migration programmes. The report will aim to articulate how these programmes offer an alternative, utility-driven understanding of citizenship in a world increasingly valuing global mobility and diverse opportunities.
The World Citizenship Report 2025 is poised to be an essential resource for policymakers, global citizens, investors, and anyone interested in the future of citizenship and international relations. Mark your calendarsW for the full release of this groundbreaking report.
The World Citizenship Report (WCR) is an annual publication dedicated to providing in-depth data, analysis, and expert commentary on the multifaceted aspects of global citizenship.
It aims to offer comprehensive insights into factors influencing citizenship decisions, global mobility, and the evolving concept of national identity in an increasingly interconnected world.
