SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT CONDITIONS FOR EGYPT COMPARED WITH ARAB COUNTRIES

Abstract

The research problem is the low levels of sustainable development in Egypt compared to some of the Arab Gulf countries in some such as education and health sector problems, as well as the problems of unemployment and disguised unemployment within institutions, and consistent with the research problem, the research aims to identify the current situation of sustainable development in Egypt compared to the Arab countries, whether African or Asian. By studying sustainable development and poverty eradication in the Arab countries during 2019, it was found that the minimum percentage of the current poor with an income of $1.9/day was about 0% in the UAE, Lebanon, Oman, Kuwait, Qatar, Bahrain, Saudi Arabia, Libya, Syria, and Yemen, while the maximum was about 49.2% in Somalia. With a general average of 5.38%, while in Egypt it reached about 0.5%. And that the minimum percentage of the current poor with an income of $3.2/day was about 0% in the UAE, Oman, Kuwait, Qatar, Bahrain, Saudi Arabia, Libya, Syria, and Yemen, while the maximum was about 76.99% in Somalia. with an average of 12.63%, while in Egypt it reached about 9.5%. And that the minimum percentage of the current poor, with an income of $3.1/day, was about 0% in Qatar, Bahrain, and Djibouti, while the maximum was about 81.2% in Yemen. with an average of 9.23%, while in Egypt it reached about 42.74%.