The Institute for Economics and Peace has published their 2022 Global Peace Index that shows the Middle East and North Africa region has the lowest rank for the seventh consecutive year in the peace index.<\/p>\n
12 countries out of 20 Middle East and North Africa countries had little improvement in the peace index and 8 countries recorded a deterioration.
\nIn this ranking, Yemen not only was the most dangerous country but also ranked last in the Arab world.
\nAlso, Syria ranked the second-most dangerous country; in the Arab world, Iraq ranked the third-most dangerous country.
\nRanking of Arab countries on the Global Peace Index in the Arab world and in the world in 2022 is represented below:
\nQatar: ranked 1st in the Arab world and 23 globally
\nKuwait: ranked 2nd in the Arab world and 39 globally
\nJordan: ranked 3rd in the Arab world and 57 globally
\nThe UAE: ranked 4th in the Arab world and 60 globally
\nOman: ranked 5th in the Arab world and 64 globally
\nMorocco: ranked 6th in the Arab world and 74 globally
\nTunisia: ranked 7th in the Arab world and 85 globally
\nBahrain: ranked 8th in the Arab world and 99 globally
\nAljazeera: ranked 9th in the Arab world and 109 globally
\nSaudi Arabia: ranked 10th in the Arab world and 119 globally
\nEgypt: ranked 11th in the Arab world and 126 globally
\nPalestine: ranked 12th in the Arab world and 133 globally
\nLebanon: ranked 13th in the Arab world and 138 globally
\nLibya: ranked 14th in the Arab world and 151 globally
\nSudan: ranked 15th in the Arab world and 154 globally
\nIraq: ranked 16th in the Arab world and 157 globally
\nSyria: ranked 17th in the Arab world and 161 globally
\nYemen: ranked 18th in the Arab world and 162 globally
\nAlso, the report by the Institute for Economics and Peace reveals that the global peace index fell to its lowest level in the last 15 years following the Corona pandemic and Russia\u2019s military invasion of Ukraine.
\nThis report shows that the death toll in the Russia-Ukraine war has risen disappointedly and lack of food security and political instability at the global level and in Africa, South Asia and Middle East has distinctly become a major threat.
\nIceland ranked first as the safest country followed by New Zealand and Ireland.<\/p>\n