Morocco has the highest quality of life in Africa and the 52, according to a ranking by US News‘ “Best Countries Rankings,” The Kingdom is ranked 52nd worldwide.
The 85-country rating is based on how people throughout the world define each nation in terms of a variety of qualitative traits.
With a 12.7 score, Morocco led the way for the best quality of life in Africa, followed by Egypt and South Africa. Algeria ranked last.
Morocco’s strongest asset is its affordability at a 48.8 score, followed by its family-friendliness at 24.4 and good job market at 10.5.
The Kingdom’s qualify of life came in sixth in the MENA region after the UAE, Qatar, Turkey, Saudi Arabia and Israel.
The U.S. News study was conducted with more than 17,000 people from all across the world for the year 2022 and lasted approximately three months.
The overall Best Countries rankings evaluate various worldwide performance indicators. Beyond factors like having access to food, housing, good education, health care, and job, the ranking of people’s quality of life also takes into account intangible factors like safety, political stability, personal freedom, and environmental quality.
According to the magazine, these perceptions could increase trade, tourism, and investment while also having a significant impact on national economies.
Switzerland is the world’s best country for 2022. Germany comes in second, with Canada in third place.
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