The preliminary findings of the "Trust Index 2021" published by the Moroccan Institute for Policy Analysis
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- Social trust in Morocco is particularistic and not generalized, and is mainly related to the nuclear and the extended family. The nuclear family is the most trusted institution at 99%, followed by the extended family at 85%.

- The more the social circle expands to include strangers, the less trust there is.
- Moroccans trust each other moderately; 60% of the respondents believe that Moroccans trust each other.

- The findings of this study confirm the same conclusions reached in last year’s Trust in Institutions Index, that is, the low trust in the elected institutions ...

... with the exception of trust in the government, which has significantly increased this year, as 50% of Moroccans said they trust the current government compared to 23% last year.

- The membership in political parties is weak, as 98% of the respondents said they are not engaged in any political party.

- The study confirms that about two-thirds of the respondents (64%) do not consider voting in the upcoming elections (2021), compared to only 32% who are considering voting.

- The police and the army are the two most trusted institutions; 86% of Moroccans trust the police and 89% of them trust the Royal Armed Forces.

- There is no significant difference in trust and satisfaction between the private and the public education sectors. Whereas the private health sector is more trusted compared to the public one.

- Only 35% of the respondents expressed their satisfaction with the government’s efforts to combat corruption. Half of the respondents (52%) believe that the government is making effort to fight corruption but it can actually do more in this regard.