The following chart describes the number of computers and the quality of the Internet connection in different countries of the Arabic World. Overall, the UAE has the highest markings on both of the compared indicators, while Syria and Egypt have the lowest figures.
Kuwait and the UAE show significantly higher figures than other nations. The UAE leads with just a little below 350 regarding the quality of Internet connection per 1000 people and around 160 computers per 1000 inhabitants. Similarly, Kuwait’s quality of Internet connection is slightly higher than 100, and a relatively greater number of computers are at about 130.
On the other hand, countries like Syria, Morocco, and Egypt have the lowest levels of technology access, with computers and Internet connection levels below 50 per 1000 people for all of them. Saudi Arabia, Jordan, and Lebanon show moderate levels, with computers and Internet quality levels ranging between 50 and 100 per 1000 inhabitants of their respective countries.
In conclusion, the data suggests that the quantity of computers is directly proportional to the quality of the Internet of a country.