The bar chart delineates the number of individuals, in millions, who were using the internet in various Middle Eastern countries as of June 2017.
At a glance, it is evident that the highest number of internet users was in Saudi Arabia, whereas Yemen had the least. Additionally, there was a significant disparity in the number of internet users between these countries.
In detail, Saudi Arabia had the highest number of internet users, with the figure standing at 30 million. This was followed by Iran and Egypt, both of which had approximately 20 million users. The United Arab Emirates and Iraq also had a considerable number of internet users, with around 10 million and 5 million respectively.
On the other hand, Yemen had the smallest number of internet users at slightly above 1 million. Other countries with relatively low internet usage included Jordan and Oman, both of which had less than 5 million users. Interestingly, despite its small population, Qatar had a relatively high number of internet users, with the figure standing at around 4 million.
