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The Arab World is very slow in discovering e-commerce and its secrets. Although it has become an essential feature and a formal sponsor of most of its activities. According to Shopify, Arab countries are in the eleventh place in terms of e-markets, while Asia and North America lead the list. Arab countries are also absent from the list of The top 10 countries in the field of e-commerce. With the top three leading, China, United States, and France, while Japan and South Africa are at the bottom of the list. These statistics prove that Arab countries suffer many problems that prevent them from getting a leading position in e-commerce market. These problems must be solved as soon as possible. In this article we are going to discuss the obstacles to the development of e-commerce in the Arab world, and what prevents its spread. First of all, we will have a brief overview of the concept of e-commerce itself, and what happens under this concept of activities. About E-Commerce The term “e-comm

According to a study published by E-marketer, the e-commerce market in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA Region), sales in 2019 reached $ 34.69 billion. It is expected to increase to $49 billion in 2021, and become one of the world’s most developed markets. Recently, e-commerce has been grown in the Middle East, but it has not got to the top yet. According to Global Web Index, Asia is at the top of international markets with 82%. Followed by North America and Europe 73%, South America 65%. Followed by the Middle East in the last position, despite its annual growth rate of up to 30%, up 52%. These ratios and statistics tell us that we – as the Middle East – are not coping with the progress of e-commerce. But we are still trying. Many Arab countries such as Qatar, Egypt, Saudi Arabia and the UAE have been able to penetrate this market and give many positive indicators and promising. In this article we are going to discuss the area of ​​e-commerce in the Middle East according to offi