Saraya Post / in the latest reports of the World Bank. 900 million dollars for the bill of the Arab devastation

He is worthless in a homeland where security has been lost and destroyed in dreams of the future and the abandonment of his sons among aircraft raids and bullets of betrayal, but children deceived by group ideas Destructive terrorists for a number of countries implementing international programs Reconstruction costs at least $ 900 billion, as well as the bloodshed.

In a recent report, the World Bank revealed that the total cost of wars and armed conflicts that erupted in the Arab countries of Libya, Yemen, Syria, etc., between 2010 and 2018, was rising. at least 900 billion US dollars. Dean, Vice President of the World Bank Group for the Global Agenda for Sustainable Development to 2030, said recent studies have shown that the cost of mass destruction and lost growth opportunities in the countries Arabs who experienced wars between 2010 and 2018 amounted to about 900 billion US dollars.

He stressed that this figure was very conservative and represented a minimum of the wars that have struck the region since 2010 in Iraq, Syria, Yemen, Libya and Palestine, as well as significant armed conflicts in Lebanon and the Egypt led war against terrorism during operations of scale.

According to the latest international statistics, the cost of Syria's destruction would rise to $ 400 billion, because of the so-called revolution that broke out in March 2011. The study estimated the cost of the war in Libya to nearly 35 billion dollars, in the absence of the state and the emergence of strong markets Armed groups using their mechanisms to control land and economic infrastructure controlled the oil crescent , while Yemen became the scene of the largest humanitarian operation in the world, especially as donor countries provided $ 2.3 billion in 2018, or 80 per cent of the value of the United Nations response plan. United. United Nations.

The war bill in the Middle East, on the income distribution index in the Arab region, was also the worst performer of this index, the richest 10% of the Arab world representing 60% of the national income. Europe accounts for 10% of the richest, 45% of European national income, as reported by the World Bank, according to data of a significant decline of the Arab countries on the income distribution index, after it has been found at the end of the world behind Latin America and Africa, as well as the increase in their debts and the burden of these debts have proved to be significant The general budget of these states.

The World Bank report shows an increase in the public budget of countries that have implemented tax reforms and support reforms, with the state budget deficit index rising from 3.6 percent to 5.4 percent. % over three years, according to the latest World Bank estimates by the end of 2018..