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    Middle East Countries By GDP 2026

    The International Monetary Fund World Economic Outlook database projects Middle Eastern economies by gross domestic product for the year 2026, ranking sixteen countries or territories. Türkiye leads with a projected GDP of $1.64 trillion, while Saudi Arabia follows at $1.40 trillion. Israel comes in third with $720 billion, and the United Arab Emirates sits at $622 billion. Egypt is next at $430 billion, Iran at $300 billion, and Iraq at $265 billion. Qatar reaches $217 billion, Kuwait hits $173 billion, and Oman stands at $117 billion. Jordan is projected at $65 billion, Bahrain at $49 billion, and Cyprus at $45 billion. Lebanon registers $34.5 billion, West Bank and Gaza at $17.2 billion, and Yemen closes out the list with $7.4 billion.

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    💭Finance🎪The International💭Info/Editorials

    Middle East Countries By GDP 2026

    The International Monetary Fund World Economic Outlook database projects Middle Eastern economies by gross domestic product for the year 2026, ranking sixteen countries or territories. Türkiye leads with a projected GDP of $1.64 trillion, while Saudi Arabia follows at $1.40 trillion. Israel comes in third with $720 billion, and the United Arab Emirates sits at $622 billion. Egypt is next at $430 billion, Iran at $300 billion, and Iraq at $265 billion. Qatar reaches $217 billion, Kuwait hits $173 billion, and Oman stands at $117 billion. Jordan is projected at $65 billion, Bahrain at $49 billion, and Cyprus at $45 billion. Lebanon registers $34.5 billion, West Bank and Gaza at $17.2 billion, and Yemen closes out the list with $7.4 billion.

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