Ranking of Arab countries in the index of freedom of the press Know your country 's ranking 2018

The Comoros ranked first in the Arab world, ranking No. 49 in the World Press Freedom Index 2018 by Reporters Without Borders, which ranked 180 countries in the world, including 22 Arab countries, and Morocco ranked tenth in the Arab world by Ranked 135th in the world, and Morocco scored 43.13 points from 100, and ranked in two ranks from the 2017 classification, Norway topped the rankings for the current year.

The classification was based on several basic criteria, including:



1 - the independence of the media, and away from external influence, whether the source of influence money or government.



2- The diversity of the media and the extent of its representation to society.



3. Legal framework for media activity.



4. Media environment.



5. Violations and violence against journalists.



6. Procedures affecting the production of news and information.



Each standard is calculated from zero to 100, and the best in press freedom is zero, and the worst is the cent.



This is the ranking of the Arab countries in the index of freedom of the press, according to Reporters Without Borders:

Comoros: 45 World's first Arab.

Mauritania: 72 Second World Arab.

Tunisia: 97 Third World Arab.

Lebanon: the world's fourth largest Arab.

Kuwait: 105 World's fifth Arab.

Qatar: 125th in the Sixth World in the Arab World.

Emirates: 128 World 7th Arab.

Jordan: 132 World 8th Arab.

Palestinian Territory: 134th in the 9th Arab World.

Morocco: 135 World's tenth Arab.

Iraq: 160 the world's eleventh Arab.

Egypt: 161 World's Twelfth Arab.

Libya: 162 World's 13th Arab.

Algeria: 164 World's 14th Arab.

For Bahrain: 166 Worldwide Fifteenth Arab.

Yemen: 167 World Sixteenth Arab.

Somalia: 168 World 17 th Arab.

Saudi Arabia: 169 World's Eighteenth Arab.

Djibouti: 173 World 19th in the Arab world.

Sudan: 174 globally.

Syria: 177 the world's twenty-first Arab.