The graph shows the estimated oil production capacity for several Gulf countries between 1990 and 2010.

The chart compares the

capacity

for

oil

production

in 6 Gulf countries (Iran, Iraq, Kuwait,

Qatar

, Saudi Arabia and UAE) from 1990 to 2010. Units are measured in millions of

barrels

per day.

Overall

, it can be seen that Saudi Arabia was the highest

oil

producer over the period,

while

Qatar

was the least. Apart from that, all the countries had experienced

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in the

production

capacity

except

Qatar

. With regards to Saudi Arabia, the

production

started off at just above 8

million

barrels

per day, but the figure rose slightly to approximately 9

million

in 2000, which

then

saw the

production

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to reach a peak of about 14.6

million

barrels

.

Qatar

,

on the other hand

, had remained steady and consistently the lowest

oil

producer throughout the years, with the value

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between 0.5 to 1

million

barrel

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each day. The remaining 4 countries had witnessed

gradual

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rise in the

oil

production

capacity

over the years. UAE, notably, had

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rate of

production

in 1990 and 2000 (just over 2

million

barrels

each year). Iran, being the second largest

oil

producer, had

initial

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capacity

of about 3

million

barrels

, which saw the figure

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significantly by nearly 50% in 2010.