Middle Eastern countries spent a cumulative total of $97.227 billion dollars on their militaries in 2012. This number is based on SIPRI data and does not include 2 countries for which there was not enough data. Saudia Arabia led in military spending at $54.218 billion dollars or about 55% of all spending.
Bahrain
$924 Million (2012)
$924 Million (2012)
Egypt
$4,175 Million (2012)
$4,175 Million (2012)
Iran
No Data (2012)
No Data (2012)
Iraq
$5,693 Million (2012)
$5,693 Million (2012)
Israel
$15,536 Million (2012)
$15,536 Million (2012)
Jordan
$1,382 Million (2012)
$1,382 Million (2012)
Kuwait
$5,945 Million (2012)
$5,945 Million (2012)
Lebanon
$1,622 Million (2012)
$1,622 Million (2012)
Oman
$6,489 Million (2012)
$6,489 Million (2012)
Qatar
No Data (2012)
No Data (2012)
Saudi Arabia
$54,218 Million (2012)
$54,218 Million (2012)
Syria
No Data (2012)
No Data (2012)
Tajikistan
No Data (2012)
No Data (2012)
UAE
No Data (2012)
No Data (2012)
Yemen
$1,243 Million (2012)
$1,243 Million (2012)
Data Source: http://portal.sipri.org/publications/pages/expenditures/splash-expenditures