In 2025, the Arab economy showed mixed performance between countries and economic institutions. However, overall, it can be said that it was a year of growth and relative stability amid a complex international environment and multiple internal challenges. The Arab region's Gross Domestic Product (GDP) rose to about 3.8 trillion dollars, with forecasts for an even larger increase in the coming year. This reflects an improvement in some key economic variables despite the surrounding risks. Economically, the Arab economy has proven its relative resilience amid a slowdown in global oil prices, ongoing conflicts in some regions, and a global rise in financing costs. This was aided by the improved performance of some major economies in the region and the structural reforms that were implemented.
