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A UN report finds slow progress in cutting poverty across many Arab nations, with Yemen, Egypt, Jordan, and Tunisia struggling, especially in rural areas.
A UN report released on September 23, 2025, highlights slow or stagnant progress in reducing multidimensional poverty across many Arab nations, with Egypt, Jordan, and Tunisia seeing minimal gains in education, health, and access to basic services, especially in rural areas.
Yemen faces a severe crisis, with about 38% of its population in poverty due to conflict, economic collapse, and limited aid, leaving half food insecure.
Mauritania also struggles, with over half its population in poverty despite higher income levels.
While the Comoros made significant progress, the report stresses urgent need for reforms in education, social protection, digital access, and basic infrastructure, calling for stronger domestic action and international support to break cycles of deprivation.
Un informe de la ONU encuentra progresos lentos en la reducción de la pobreza en muchas naciones árabes, con Yemen, Egipto, Jordania y Túnez luchando, especialmente en las zonas rurales.