People feel safer while walking at night in the <a href="https://www.thenationalnews.com/tags/uae/" target="_blank">UAE</a> than anywhere else in the world, an international survey has found. According to Gallup’s Global <i>Law and Order 2021</i> report, the Emirates scored 95 per cent when it came to feeling safe about walking alone at night. <a href="https://www.thenationalnews.com/tags/norway/" target="_blank">Norway</a> was second on the index, with 93 per cent. In the highest law and order index, the Emirates came second with a score of 93 points. Norway was ranked as the top country with 94 points. “If a woman wanders alone at any hour of the day or night without fear, know that she is in the Emirates,” tweeted <a href="https://www.thenationalnews.com/tags/sheikh-mohammed-bin-rashid/" target="_blank">Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid</a>, Vice President and Ruler of Dubai. Gallup’s latest survey was based on people’s perceptions of their own security and trust in the rule of law. The responses were collected throughout the first full year of the pandemic and through the first half of the second. In October, Georgetown University released its Women, Peace and Security Index and ranked the UAE the safest country for women to walk at night. The index showed 98.5 per cent of women said they felt safe while walking alone in their neighbourhoods at night. Singapore came second at 96.9 per cent. Earlier this year, a separate survey by Numbeo named <a href="https://www.thenationalnews.com/uae/abu-dhabi-named-world-s-safest-city-in-2021-safety-index-1.1152708" target="_blank">Abu Dhabi as the safest city in the world</a>, with Dubai and Sharjah also in the top 10.