The given bar chart below provides the information about computers and internet usage in 8 Arabian countries (Egypt, Jordan, Kuwait, Lebanon, Morocco, Oman, Syria, Saudi Arabia, The UAE) per 1000 inhabitants.
Overall, in most countries, both internet and computers are widespread. Nevertheless, there are few of these countries, in which these technologies are barely used.
There are four countries, in which the number of these innovations per 1000 citizens is more than 50. Those are Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, Lebanon, and the UAE. In the first couple of countries, noticeably, the usage of computers is formidably higher than the internet’s one, where in Kuwait it is around 125 computers per 1000 inhabitants, and in the Saudi Araba it is a bit more than 50. In the second couple, which contains Lebanon and the UAE, both countries have more internet users in comparison to computers. Interestingly, in the UAE the amount of internet is almost 350 per 1000 citizens.
The second group consists of remaining countries – Egypt, Jordan, Morocco, Oman, and Syria. In all of these countries, the usage of each technology is less then 50 in the same proportion. It is noticeable that Egypt and Morocco have the same volume, which is approximately 20 points. In other Arabian countries, the number of computers and internet is the same as well, which is actually a bit less than 50.