Morocco has completed surveys with Afrobarometer in 2013, 2015, 2018 and 2021. Surveys are conducted in Arabic and French. The national partner is Global for Survey and Consulting.
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Data from the Round 8 survey in Morocco.
58
%
of Moroccans say the country’s media is “somewhat free” or “completely free” to report and comment on the news without government interference.
65
%
of Moroccans believe that in order to develop, the country must open its borders to foreign imports.
48
%
of citizens say people risk retaliation or other negative consequences if they report incidents of corruption.
Publications

Dispatch
AD505: Les Marocains soutiennent le rôle de la surveillance joué par les médias mais approuvent certaines restrictions sur l’information
Dispatch
AD505: يدعم المغاربة دور المراقبة الذي تلعبه وسائل الإعلام لكنهم يوافقون على القيود الحكومية على المعلومات

Dispatch
AD505: Moroccans support media’s watchdog role but endorse government restrictions on information
News releases

News release
Moroccans support media’s watchdog function but also endorse government limits on information, Afrobarometer survey shows

News release
Morocco’s institutions improve on perceived corruption and public trust, Afrobarometer survey shows

News release
Awareness of climate change and its negative impact increases in Morocco, Afrobarometer survey shows