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    Iraq's indebtedness has reached 35% of the GDP..International Monetary rated Iraq in terms of global

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    Iraq's indebtedness has reached 35% of the GDP..International Monetary rated Iraq in terms of global Empty Iraq's indebtedness has reached 35% of the GDP..International Monetary rated Iraq in terms of global

    Post by Rocky Mon 25 Apr 2022, 8:01 am


    [size=30]Iraq's indebtedness has reached 35% of the GDP..International Monetary rated Iraq in terms of global indebtedness

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    Yes Iraq: Follow up

    The International Monetary Fund disclosed the world's most indebted countries, led by Sudan and Japan, while Iraq came in relatively good ranks, with a debt rate of 35% of GDP.
    According to the Fund’s report for the month of April, “the most indebted countries in the world, whose debt exceeds 50 to 100 percent in relation to the GDP, are in orange, and countries with indebtedness range from less than 25 to 50 percent in green.”
    The report of the International Monetary Fund stated that “Sudan was the most indebted country in the world in relation to GDP during 2022, at a rate of 284.1%, followed by Japan at a rate of 262.5%, then Greece came third with a rate of 184.4%, the Republic of Cape Verde came fourth with a percentage of 159%, and Eritrea came fifth with a percentage of 151.9%”.
    In the Arab world, Sudan came first, then Bahrain with a percentage of 116.5%, Egypt third with a percentage of 94%, Jordan fourth with a percentage of 91.5%, and Tunisia came fifth with a percentage of 87.3%.
     
    The report showed that seven Arab countries did not have a debt increase of more than 50% of the GDP, to be shown in green, where the debt ratio in Kuwait was 12.3% compared to the GDP, followed by Saudi Arabia at 24.1%, followed by the UAE with a rate of 31.7% and then Iraq with a rate of 35%. Then came Yemen with a percentage of 43.9%, and then Oman with a percentage of 44%," noting that "Syria, Libya, Venezuela, Ukraine and Lebanon were not included in the table due to the lack of accurate data for these countries."
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