One of the key factors in Singapore’s economic success was the government’s emphasis on economic growth and attracting foreign investment.
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GDP 39,698.69 crores USD
Brazil’s economic growth is the export of commodities, notably those related to mining and agriculture. Brazil is one of the greatest exporters of agricultural products, including soybeans, coffee, and sugar, in addition to iron ore and gold.
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GDP 1.61 lakh crores USD
Japan is a world leader in the manufacture of electrical appliances and electronics, automobiles, ships, machine tools, optical and precision equipment, machinery and chemicals.
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(GDP 4.94 Lakh Crores USD)
Over the past few decades, Thailand’s economy has evolved from being mostly based on agriculture to being more diversified with a strong industrial and services sector. Thailand’s industrial sector has greatly improved the economy of the country, especially in fields like electronics, transportation, and petrochemicals.
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GDP 4.94 Lakh Crores USD
There are many reasons why China’s economy has expanded, including its big population, an abundance of natural resources, low labor costs, and a strong industrial sector geared towards exports.
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GDP 17.73 lakh crores USD
A large and rapidly growing population, a flourishing and dynamic private sector, significant infrastructure spending, and a growing middle class with increased purchasing power are just a few of the factors that have contributed to India’s economy’s growth.
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GDP 3.18 lakh crores USD
Saudi Arabia, one of the top oil producers in the world, has relied significantly on oil exports to fund its government and economy. To diversify the economy and lessen its dependency on oil, the Saudi government has begun a number of economic changes as part of the Vision 2030 strategy. Among these are reforms like privatization, deregulation, and the emergence of new industries like tourism and entertainment.
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GDP 83,354.12 crores USD
One of the Middle East and North African region’s economies with the fastest growth rate is Qatar. Qatar is one of the leading producers of natural gas in the world, and its LNG exports have significantly contributed to the country’s economic growth.
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GDP 17,967.72 crores USD
The Suez Canal, which connects the Mediterranean and Red Seas and is a vital conduit for world trade, gives the Egyptian government a considerable source of income. Egypt is a key player in the energy markets of the area and possesses large oil and gas reserves. Egypt’s large and growing population also offers a huge opportunity for economic growth and development.
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GDP 40,414.28 crores USD
The UAE Economy Strategic location, strong financial reserves, large sovereign wealth fund, promising investor home economies, consistent government spending, progressive policy of economic diversification, free zones and increased foreign direct investment contribute to the UAE’s robust economy.
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GDP 41,502.16 crores USD