• Tuesday, 02 July 2024

Indonesia Ranked Second Most Trusted Country for Media 2024

Indonesia Ranked Second Most Trusted Country for Media 2024

SEAToday.com, Jakarta - Indonesia became the second country with the highest level of trust in the media in the 2024 Edelman Trust Barometer report. Indonesia scored 70 points, down 2 points from the previous period, 2023. Meanwhile, China took the top spot with a score of 77.

 

In addition to Indonesia, neighboring countries in Southeast Asia that are included in the list are Thailand, which ranked third with a total of 69 points, Malaysia, which ranked eighth with a total of 60 points, followed by Singapore with a total of 60 points.

 

Of the 28 countries on the list, only nine are in the trust category, four are neutral, and 15 are in the distrust category.

 

Countries with Highest Media Trust
According to Edelman Trust Barometer 2024

  1. CHINA
    Points: 77
    Significant Change: -2
  2. INDONESIA
    Points: 70
    Significant Change: -2

  3. THAILAND
    Points: 69
    Significant Change: +2

  4. INDIA
    Points: 67
    Significant Change: +5

  5. UNITED ARAB EMIRATES
    Points: 63
    Significant Change: +1

  6. KENYA
    Points: 62
    Significant Change: -1

  7. SAUDI ARABIA
    Points: 61
    Significant Change: +1

  8. MALAYSIA
    Points: 60
    Significant Change: +5

  9. SINGAPORE
    Points: 60
    Significant Change: +1

Source: Edelman Trust Barometer Global Report (2024)

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