Qatar topped the list of Arab nations and ranked sixth worldwide in terms of average wages, according to the online database statistics website - Numbeo

According to Numbeo, an online database statistics website, Qatar topped the list of Arab nations and placed sixth globally in terms of average salaries. 12 additional Arab countries made the top 100 list of countries with the highest average monthly wage after tax deductions.

Switzerland was ranked first with an average salary of ($6,186.01), Luxembourg was second with an average salary of ($5,180.70), Singapore was third with an average salary of ($5,032.35), the United States was fourth with an average salary of ($4,658.96), and Iceland was fifth with an average salary of ($4,259.03).

Qatar ranked sixth in the world with an average salary of ($4,130.45), while the UAE ranked seventh with an average salary of ($3,581.87), Denmark ranked eighth with an average salary of ($3,539.42), the Netherlands ranked ninth ($3,521.84), and Australia ranked tenth with an average salary of ($3,362.47).

Among the highest-ranking Arab countries on the list, Qatar ranked first in the region, sixth globally, with an average salary of ($4,130.45), followed by the UAE in seventh place with an average salary of $3,581.87, Kuwait in third place with an average salary of ($2,526.41), Oman in 27th place with an average salary of ($2,220.83), and Saudi Arabia in fifth place with an average salary of ($2,04).