Most countries in the Middle East are poor or have a strongly stratified structure where the vast majority of the wealth is concentrated in the upper class (1-2%).
The latter group of Middle Eastern States acquired their wealth from petroleum exports.
They are desert countries, so while they have sufficient petroleum to pay for fresh water, they do not have direct access to fresh water.
because they are naturally rich in oil, and they understand how precious oil is and will be.
the middle east became rich because of oil
The production of oil has made these countries very rich and now there are many jobs for both the people of the middle east countries as well as people from abroad. It has also given these countries incredibly strong diplomatic pull in the international arena.
Yes, there is oil in deserts. Many of the Middle East countries are deserts and rich in petroleum.
Africa is not a country. Africa is a continent. There are many countries in Africa. Most of the countries in Africa are poor by Western standards.
The general population in oil-rich and oil-poor Arab countries is relatively the same. The difference is felt by those at the top. Those in oil-rich Arab countries can afford to vacation in Western countries, import luxury brands, and build modern hotels and apartments that are too expensive for locals (and are often purchased by foreigners as summer houses).
Iran
Yes, the eastern hemisphere is home to a diverse range of cultures including but not limited to Asian, Middle Eastern, African, and European cultures. This region encompasses countries with unique languages, traditions, religions, and belief systems that contribute to its rich cultural tapestry.
Haha. I saw this in my homework. Well it is simple. The west is more rich because the countries in eastern Europe used to be communist, and the leaders of the eastern European countries still have communist.
There are many rich and industrialized countries in Europe. Among the top is Germany, France, the United Kingdom, and Italy.
Being covered mostly in desert there is very little in Bahrain which could be considered a "natural resource". However, much like many of the other countries in the Middle Eastern area, Bahrain is an oil rich nation. Additionally, under ground springs (of water), can also be found across the country.