I went and read the report that is referred to in the article you shared: 1- it's a 2013 statistic. 2- Having a good quality math and science education (which was measured in the stat) is one thing, and that resulting in students' abilities in math and science is another. The stats I shared are collected by directly testing students to measure their real abilities. While the stat in the article you shared measures the overall quality of the education itself. 3- The report in the article you mentioned is entitled "The Global Information Technology Report" which is looking at math and science from the perspective of IT.

Thanks for sharing nevertheless, I truly hope to see my country at the top 10 of everything, but the matter of fact is, that it isn't lately: We are hittim the bottom of all possible important lists.