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Which countries are in CERN? 25 member countries in the Magna Factbook, ranked by Magna Power.

Last updated: October 2026

Member countries (25)

#CountryPower
1France83.8/100
2United Kingdom82.72/100
3Israel70.8/100
4Norway69.77/100
5Germany66.96/100
6Spain66.07/100
7Denmark64.67/100
8Italy64.38/100
9Sweden63.9/100
10Netherlands63.81/100
11Belgium59.22/100
12Finland58.96/100
13Poland58.78/100
14Switzerland57.18/100
15Austria56.36/100
16Portugal56.21/100
17Romania55.56/100
18Greece54.14/100
19Bulgaria52.79/100
20Hungary50.59/100
21Czechia50.57/100
22Serbia49.36/100
23Slovakia48.05/100
24Estonia46.93/100
25Slovenia45.34/100

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CERN has 25 member countries, ranked by national power. The strongest members are France, United Kingdom, and Israel. The Bureau lists every member with its power score, from the most powerful to the least. Membership reflects the Factbook's country coverage as of October 2026.

Frequently asked questions

What is CERN?

CERN is an international organization with 25 member countries listed in Magna Bureau Factbook, ranked by national power.

Which countries are members of CERN?

The 25 member countries of CERN include France, United Kingdom, Israel, Norway, Germany and 20 others. See the full ranked list on this page.