Curated regional market set

Middle East & North Africa
market data

A varied set of energy exporters, service hubs and populous consumer markets across the Middle East and North Africa.

8 included markets

Latest country observations

This curated table is not an official regional aggregate. Every value retains its reported year.

CountryGDPGDP per capitaGDP growthPopulationInternet use
Saudi Arabia $1.28T2025$34,53720254.50%202536,973,5552025100.00%2024
United Arab Emirates $552.32B2024$50,27420243.99%202411,513,1492025100.00%2024
Egypt $365.25B2025$3,08620254.39%2025118,365,995202574.65%2024
Israel $610.78B2025$60,33720252.93%202510,122,800202588.18%2024
Qatar $215.56B2025$72,52520252.90%20252,972,215202598.09%2024
Kuwait $157.21B2025$32,31220252.73%20254,865,2982025100.00%2025
Morocco $182.37B2025$4,67220254.60%202538,430,770202591.20%2024
Algeria $287.03B2025$6,05120253.82%202547,435,312202577.42%2024

Source: World Bank, World Development Indicators. Retrieved 2026-08-26.

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Scale and range

Calculated only from the countries included above.

Combined scale

$3.65T reported GDP

Adding the latest current-dollar observations gives $3.65T of GDP across the curated set and 270.68M residents. Source years can differ slightly, so this is context rather than a formal regional aggregate.

Largest economy

Saudi Arabia

Saudi Arabia has the largest latest current-dollar GDP in this set at $1.28T. Exchange-rate changes can alter this ordering without an equivalent change in real output.

Income range

Qatar to Egypt

Latest GDP per capita ranges from $72,525 in Qatar to $3,086 in Egypt. These are averages, not household incomes.

Current spread

Morocco has the highest latest growth

Latest reported real GDP growth ranges from 2.73% in Kuwait to 4.60% in Morocco. Internet use ranges from 74.65% to 100.00%.

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