5 Arab countries are among the worst growths in 10 years until 2020 … who is she?

The global economy is expected to contract by 3% in 2020 due to damage to slow-growing economies, such as Venezuela, Yemen and Sudan, which puts the world in front of the worst recession since the 1930s, and outshines with Its echoes the recession that occurred during the 2008 global financial crisis.

It should be noted that 5 Arab countries are expected to be among the worst countries in the world in terms of economic growth expectations over 10 years until 2020, namely: Yemen, South Sudan, Sudan, Libya and Lebanon. So what’s in the details?

According to a classification established in the middle of this year, and based on the database of the “International Monetary Fund”, the “Global Finance” website Global Finance reports that 22 countries around the world will contract a contraction in economic growth, in calculating the 10-year average growth for 2011 to the expected growth for 2020.

On this basis, the worst among the countries will be Venezuela, with an average growth contraction of 10.13%, followed immediately by Yemen, with a contraction of 4.83%, and South Sudan, with a decline. 3.06%.

Then after Equatorial Guinea, Greece and San Marino, Sudan comes in seventh place, with a contraction of 1.914%, followed by Libya in eighth place, with a contraction relatively close to 1.908%.

After Puerto Rico, Trinidad and Tobago and Italy, Lebanon comes in twelfth place, followed by Ukraine, then Iran, with a contraction of 0.6%, followed by a slight rate in the countries whose domestic economic production is expected to decline on average by 10 years, each of the Central African Republic, Barbados, Aruba, the Bahamas, Argentina, the Dominicans, Portugal and finally Macao.

As for the rest of the countries, it should register an average positive growth on the basis of the ten years mentioned, namely 2011-2020. However, by calculating GDP growth on the basis of the year 2020 alone, it indicates an economic contraction in most countries of the world.