According to an international survey conducted by the Gallup International public opinion and market research company, Tunisians are the most optimistic when it comes to believing that the coming year will be better than 2004.
Asked whether 2005 would be better than 2004, 72 percent of Tunisians replied in the positive.
Poll results show lower “optimism scores” in other countries of the world.
These include 71% in Georgia, 70% in Kuwait, 66% in Panama and 65% in the U.S. 61 % in Australia, 60% in Argentina and 60% in New Zealand.
Other nations score high on the “pessimism index”.
[Source: Gallup International]
They should have done that study according to uncertain sources, all that rubish is an other International lie.
Well maybe not all Tunisians are optimistic, but relatively speaking, I think they’re more optimistic than many other people. In the Middle East for example, you find most of the people less optimistic concerning certain issues, due to the critical political situation in the region.
Anyway, let’s just hope Arabs will always have hope and remain optimistic no matter what.