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Morocco has declined in the World Happiness Report for the year 2024, with five centers compared to last year, classified 112 worldwide over 147 countries, after winning 4,622 points.
This drop put Morocco on the list of “most miserable countries”, classifying the tenth Arab and the third Maghreb.
Morocco in the Arab and Maghreb classification
At the Arab level, the United Arab Emirates came to the top of the Arab countries classified 21 in the world, followed by Kuwait in 30th place, and Saudi Arabia is in 32nd place.
Maghreb, in Algeria, surpassed Morocco in 84th in the world, while Tunisia has exceeded the Maghreb ranking despite its 104th row in the world.
Weakness of charity work despite generosity
The report has shown different results concerning charitable social behavior in Morocco.
He ranked 32 in the world by helping foreigners, reflecting the spirit of individual solidarity. However, the kingdom came in late ranks at the level of donations (144 in the world) and volunteering (129 in the world), highlighting the weakness of the adoption of organized charitable activities.
Average security and social support indicators
With regard to other indicators affecting happiness, Morocco has recorded different ranks, ranked 69th in the Bon-Newborly and 78 index in the security index.
As for the level of social support and personal freedom, the classification was less, in addition to its 95th place in the index of perception of corruption.
Finland is at the forefront and retired Morocco
The Scandinavian countries have maintained their lead in organizing the happiest countries, with Finland classified first in the world, followed by Denmark, Iceland and Sweden. On the other hand, countries suffering from wars and conflicts, such as Lebanon, Sierra Leone and Afghanistan, came at the bottom of the ranking.
The criteria of the report and its objectives
The World Happiness Report, which is published each year on the occasion of World Happiness Day on March 20, is based on six basic criteria: local product, freedom, medium life expectancy, social support, generosity and lack of corruption. Since its launch in 2012, the report has become an important tool to help countries direct their policies towards improving the well-being of their citizens.
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