Algeria and Morocco rank as safest nations in Arab world

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Algeria and Morocco scored high on both of these categories for safety
Algeria and Morocco scored high on both of these categories for safety
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Sep 8, 2017
Bycarrie bradon
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According to the EIN News Desk’s World News Report, Algeria and Moroccos are the two safest countries in the Arab world. 

The criteria for the safety is based on countries in which citizens feel the safest and most secure, as well as where they have the most trust in local police. Algeria and Morocco scored high on both of these categories according to a Gallup poll.

Algeria scored in the world’s top 10 safest countries, in seventh place, situated between Switzerland and Finland. Morocco was scored below Algeria but still is considered safe.

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