Yemen comes last among Arab states in terms of GDP per capita:

SANA'A, Dec. 10 (Saba) - Yemen ranked last among Arab states in
terms of the Gross Domestic Product per capita with $ 901, a report
has said.

The report of the Arab Economic Unit Council, released on Sunday
said Yemen recorded the lowest per capita income behind
Mauritania whose GDP per capita reached $ 909.

Djibouti came ahead of the two states with GDP per capita of $977.

However, Qatar came in first place with $ 72.376, Emirates was in
second place with $ 42.273, Kuwait third with $ 33.646, Bahrain
fourth with $ 24.151, Saudi Arabia $ 15.158. While the per capita
GDP in Libya is $ 8903, in Lebanon $ 6243, in Algeria $ 3976, in
Tunisia $ 3423, in Jordan and Iraq $ 2343, in Morocco $ 2290, in
Syria $ 2136, in Egypt $ 1759 and in Sudan $ 1543.

The report said average per capita income in Arab states for the
current prices raised to $ 4661 in 2007, up from $ 4188 in 2006, at
a growth rate of 11.3 percent.
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