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Water Use in Gulf Countries 2000 (%)
The table shows the use of water in percentage for six Middle East countries in 2000. Overall, it can be seen that Bahrin and Kuwait utilised water mainly for domestic purposes, while the other four countries spent water for their agricultural sector.
Bahrin and Kuwait dominated over the other countries in their water usage for domestic reasons, at 53% and 63% respectively. Qatar and UAC each witnessed approximately half of that, whereas Oman and Saudi Arabia saw a small expenditure of just above 10% each.
On the other hand, unlike Bahrin and Kuwait, the other four countries invested a ...
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