Military of The Arab League - Current Strength

Current Strength

Today, Egypt is considered the strongest military body in Africa and is ranked 10th internationally. Saudi Arabia has recently started to enlarge its military department, with other Arab states of the Persian Gulf following, Morocco is maintaining a strong army in north Africa, along with Algeria and Libya. Syria, Jordan and Iraq's Armies have all grew relatively slower to other rich states.

N Country Military Service Age Military Manpower Availability Military Manpower Fit
_ Arab League 18 129,183,640 119,039,543
1 Algeria 19 15,959,400 13,301,364
2 Bahrain 18 353,860 286,860
3 Comoros 18 139,491 205,207
4 Djibouti 18 183,123 88,201
5 Egypt 18 20,772,105 18,479,612
6 Iraq 18 11,512,731 9,701,179
7 Jordan 17 2,920,637 2,506,087
8 Kuwait 18 1,331,865 1,142,499
9 Lebanon 18 1,998,636 1,687,532
10 Libya 18 2,934,827 2,522,448
11 Mauritania 18 1,214,418 754,782
12 Morocco 18 15,791,743 13,160,516
13 Oman 18 1,228,492 1,016,551
14 Palestinian territories 18 ∞ ∞
15 Libya 18 440,729 355,161
16 Saudi Arabia 18 13,066,921 11,252,056
17 Somalia 18 3,502,519 2,061,057
18 Sudan 18 16,427,378 11,077,040
19 Syria 18 8,479,752 6,875,446
20 Tunisia 18 4,848,103 4,036,188
21 United Arab Emirates 18 1,150,575 946,646
22 Yemen 18 7,926,335 5,583,111

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