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CEOWORLD Magazine Unveils the World’s Most Stressful Countries to Be a Learner Driver in 2025

Alexandra DimitropoulouAlexandra DimitropoulouCommentary
Dhaka, Bangladesh

New York, October 7, 2025 — CEOWORLD Magazine has released its latest Global Learner Driver Stress Index, revealing the most and least stressful countries in the world to learn to drive in 2025.

The study analyzed congestion, road traffic deaths, registered vehicles, and road quality across multiple nations, assigning each a normalized score out of 100. South Sudan ranked as the most stressful country for learner drivers, scoring 45.27, while Monaco emerged as the least stressful.

Top 5 Most Stressful Countries: South Sudan, Afghanistan, Yemen, Burundi, and the Central African Republic.
Top 5 Least Stressful Countries: Monaco, Liechtenstein, Luxembourg, Ireland, and Switzerland.

“Driving is more than a skill — it’s a symbol of national mobility and progress,” said Prof. Dr. Amarendra Bhushan Dhiraj, CEO and Editorial Director of CEOWORLD Magazine. “Countries that invest in safe, inclusive, and high-quality road systems empower both economic growth and human potential.”

The findings highlight a widening global divide: in some nations, learning to drive remains an act of resilience; in others, it’s a rite of comfort.

Full report: CEOWORLD Magazine’s 2025 Global Learner Driver Stress Index.

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Alexandra Dimitropoulou

Alexandra Dimitropoulou

Alexandra Dimitropoulou is the Senior Business and Finance Editor at Chief Economists Magazine, where she transforms complex financial data and economic trends into accessible, high-impact journalism. With more than 12 years in financial media and corporate strategy, she is known for bridging technical analysis with narratives that resonate with economists, policymakers, and investors.

Before joining Chief Economists Magazine, Alexandra was a senior correspondent for a leading New York financial outlet and a communications advisor for multinational investment firms. Her editorial leadership covers everything from monetary policy to market dynamics, always with an eye on clarity and authority.

She holds an MBA in Finance and a bachelor’s in International Relations, and frequently moderates panels on women in economics, sustainable markets, and financial communication at global summits. Her mission is to elevate economic literacy and provide leaders with insights that shape real-world decision-making.
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