The bar chart compares the computer owners and internet users in nine Arab countries. It is also noticeable that, while the data for internet users in UAE had the highest point, the number of people using computer and internet in Morocco remained relatively unchanged.
Notably, the quantity of people using computers in Egypt reaching nearly 130 computers per 1000 inhabitants, which was equal with its data in Kwait. In the interim, the number of individuals using computer in UAE, at approximately 150 computers per 1000 inhabitaants, which was threefold higher than the statistic for computer owners in Lebanon. By contrast, the quantity of people using internet in UAE was highest, at roughly 350 users per 1000 inhabitants, compared to that of second highest in Kuwait (almost 100 users per 1000 inhabitants) and the third highest in Egypt and Lebanon (about 70 users per 1000 inhabitants).
Less people used internet in Syrla, at just about 5 users per 1000 inhabitans, which was lowest in nine countries. Meanwhile, the figure for Jordan was higher than that of S. Arabla, at around 48 users per 1000 inhabitants. However, the data for Morocco was lower than the number of individuals using internet in Oman, ranging from 10 to 49 users per 1000 inhabitants. At the same time, there were remain static in the quantities of people using computers in Jordan and Oman, at about 48 computers per 1000 inhabitants. Significantly, the number of computer owners in S. Arabla standing at 51 computers per 1000 inhabitants, which was higher than those of Morocco and Syrla.
The bar chart compares the computer owners and internet
users
in nine Arab countries. It is
also
noticeable that, while the data for internet
users
in UAE
had the highest point, the
number
of
people
using computer and internet in Morocco remained
relatively
unchanged.
Notably
, the quantity of
people
using computers in Egypt reaching
nearly
130 computers per 1000
inhabitants
, which was equal with its data in
Kwait
. In the interim, the
number
of individuals using computer
in UAE
, at approximately 150 computers per 1000
inhabitaants
, which was threefold higher than the statistic for computer owners in Lebanon. By contrast, the quantity of
people
using internet
in UAE
was highest, at roughly 350
users
per 1000
inhabitants
, compared to that of second highest in Kuwait (almost 100
users
per 1000
inhabitants)
and the third highest in Egypt and Lebanon (about 70
users
per 1000 inhabitants).
Less
people
used
internet in
Syrla
, at
just
about 5
users
per 1000
inhabitans
, which was lowest in nine countries. Meanwhile, the figure for Jordan was higher than that of S.
Arabla
, at around 48
users
per 1000
inhabitants
.
However
, the data for Morocco was lower than the
number
of individuals using internet in Oman, ranging from 10 to 49
users
per 1000
inhabitants
. At the same time, there were
remain
static in the quantities of
people
using computers in Jordan and Oman, at about 48 computers per 1000
inhabitants
.
Significantly
, the
number
of computer owners in S.
Arabla
standing at 51 computers per 1000
inhabitants
, which was higher than those of Morocco and
Syrla
.