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Turkish President Erdogan Emerges As The Most Popular Muslim Leader In Gallup International Annual Index Of Global Leaders
Umer Jamshaid Published February 14, 2020 | 02:24 PM
TOP LEADERS OF THE WORLD IN 2020 - Gallup International Annual Index of global leaders
Islamabad (UrduPoint / Pakistan Point News - 14th Feb, 2020) TOP LEADERS OF THE WORLD IN 2020 - Gallup International Annual Index of global leaders:
Gallup International has just released its annual popularity index of world political leaders.
It shows the following ratings: Merkel of Germany at 46% leads the world followed by Macron of France at 40%, Putin at 36%, Trump at 31% and Erdogan of Turkey at 30%.
He shares this honour with British Prime Minister Boris Johnson who also scored 30%.
Together they emerge as the top 6 global leaders.
Within the Muslim world Erdogan is at top at 30% followed by Saudi King Salman at 25% and Iranian President Rouhani at 21%.
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