The provided chart illustrates information about the number of computers and the quality of the Internet connection in different countries of the Arab World.
Overall, it is evident that in the U.A.E. both number of computers and internet connection had the highest marks. In addition, the number of computers and internet had lowest marks in Egypt and Morocco.
In Jordan, the number of internet per 1000 inhabitants was approximately 40, which is more by 5 than number of computers. Both Egypt and Morocco witnessed the same number of computers and internet with 10. The figure for internet in Lebanon and Kuwait was around 75 and 100, respectively. Meanwhile, the number of computers was 125 in Kuwait and 50 in Lebanon. Syria experienced the least number of internet per 1000 inhabitants with approximately 5, which was less by 20 than the number of computers. When it comes to Oman which had 45 and 48 number of computers and internet, its figure for computers was less by nearly 20 than South Arabia’s. Moreover, the number of internet per 1000 inhabitants in South Arabia was 10. Finally, the U.A.E., which had the highest marks, experienced around 155 of computers and 345 of internet.