The World Bank revealed the ten countries most affected by food price inflation, including three Arab countries: Egypt, Lebanon, and Bahrain.
Egypt came first with 36 percent, followed by Lebanon in second place with 31 percent. Rwanda ranked third with 15 percent, Turkey fourth with 14 percent, Argentina fifth with 12 percent, and Sierra Leone sixth with 12 percent. Ghana came in seventh with 11 percent. Suriname also ranked eighth with 11 percent, followed by Bahrain with 9 percent and the Netherlands with 9 percent.
Source (Al Khaleej Emirati Newspaper, Edited)
