Is a clean credit report and high credit score also a "quality" you want?!
(Do yourself a favor and don't answer this question in public)
Finally got the time to write up an answer
Of course they are not. But that is completely different. I don't think of a clean credit report as a quality in a person, the same way I don't think that a person having wealthy parents is a quality in a person.
Being comfortable about traveling to arab countries on the other hand is entirely different. I think it's a good thing about a person if they look into a situation logically, and make a decision based on that, rather than being stubborn and making decisions based on how they always assumed things were. When I was younger, and before I looked into it, I assumed all arab countries were dangerous and I wouldn't have agreed to travel to any of them. Recently, from what I've looked into about traveling to many of the milder arab countries, it seems it's just as safe, if not safer than traveling in the U.S. or Israel (for example Kuwait, Qatar and Bahrain have among the lowest murder rates in the entire world). That is why I have no problem traveling to them. Obviously something can happen there, but something can happen anywhere. If you determine that something doesn't seem significantly more dangerous than living your everyday life, and still "danger" determines why you wouldn't do that, then I think you aren't being logical.
Anyway, while I do think it is a "quality" in a person to be open minded, that is not what I meant when I implied that being willing to go to Arab countries was a quality. I didn't mean "quality" as in a positive attribute that everyone should have, and look for in a person. I meant a personal upside for me if my wife is happy traveling to arab countries, the same way an avid skier would like if his wife enjoyed skiing as well, instead of being too afraid to try it. (I think it should be obvious that this is what I meant).
Don't get me wrong, I agree that being willing to go to Arab countries is not nearly important enough to be anywhere near a determining factor in deciding if I will or will not marry someone. The only case I can think of where this can possibly be relevant is if two shidduch suggestions are made to me, and it is not clear which one is better suited for me to go out with. If I then find out that one of them had been to Egypt, that would tip the scale. (This is a completely theoretical case as I don't know how shidduch dating works).