The provided bar chart illustrates the number of internet users, measured in millions, across nine Middle Eastern countries as of June 2017.
Overall, Iran dominated the region with a significantly higher number of internet users compared to the other nations, while Lebanon recorded the lowest figure. The remaining countries exhibited a gradual decline from Saudi Arabia to Syria.
Iran stood out with a substantial 56.7 million internet users, more than double that of the second-ranked Saudi Arabia, which had 24.15 million. Iraq followed with 14 million users, while the United Arab Emirates and Yemen reported 8.52 million and 6.91 million, respectively.
Israel and Jordan were closely matched, with 6.64 million and 6.3 million internet users, respectively. Syria recorded a slightly lower figure of 6.03 million, and Lebanon had the smallest user base at 4.6 million, highlighting a gradual decline from the top to the bottom of the list.
