Delineated from the bar chart were the women’ fertility rate in different Gulf countries, during the decade of 1990 and 2000.
Looking from an overall perspective, the birth natality given by the female Omanis and Saudis peaked at nearly the highest rate throughout the years. In comparison, the proportion in other countries only fluctuated in dramatically low number.
Precisely, in 1990, Oman and S.Arabia responsibled for the top ranking, respectively 6.8 and 7 infants was born per one woman. Bahrain and Kuwait which were the lowest, UAE and Qatar together reached firgure of newborn, 3.4, 4 babies in order.
However, after 10 years, there happened to be an uniform decline accross the countries. Remarkably, there was an significant downward trend in Oman and S. Arabia birth ratio, decreased about 1.5 tobabies, from approximately 7 to 5,5 newborn from each woman. Also, the number of babies born by one woman in UAE fell from 4 to under 3 babies.