As shown in the chart in the Worldwide section, South Africa ranks No. 3, Nigeria No. 4, Egypt No. 7, the UAE No. 9 and Saudi Arabia No. 10. Facebook Is Widely Used by Social Network Users in the Middle East and Africa. Facebook has extraordinarily high penetration among social network users in the Middle East and Africa, at 96.2% in 2019.

According to the annual report from the Northwestern University in Qatar and The Harris Poll in conjunction with the Pan Arab Research Center (PARC), 51% of adults in the UAE, 41% in Qatar and 34% of those in Saudi Arabia used Snapchat daily as of October 2018, compared with 0% uptake in Egypt. In Saudi Arabia, Snapchat’s fan base includes some useful allies.

According to the annual report from the Northwestern University in Qatar and The Harris Poll in conjunction with the Pan Arab Research Center (PARC), for example, 58% of adults in the UAE and 36% of those in Saudi Arabia used Instagram at least once per day as of October 2018, compared with 4% in Egypt. Key Takeaways. Instagram is still adding users from all corners of the world.

Facebook's strongest areas of growth will be in India, Indonesia, South Africa, Nigeria, the Philippines, Vietnam and Egypt, which have user growth rates above the worldwide average. Facebook Pay.

In fact, Andryszak reported strong growth in German bookings for several destinations that require at least a short-hop flight—40% more bookings for Turkey, 37% more for Morocco and 31% more for Egypt. “We’re seeing no change in demand,” he said. “Customers aren’t turning away from flights.”.

Approximately 2.38 billion people worldwide will watch digital videos in 2018. Among those viewers, 1.87 billion will use a mobile phone to watch video and 1.58 billion will consume video via YouTube.

Nearly 2.5 billion people worldwide used a social network regularly in 2017. Of these social network users, 62.2% accessed Facebook and 24.0% used Instagram at least once a month.

More than 3.4 billion people worldwide will use the internet regularly this year, with 78.9% gaining access via a mobile phone.

Egypt. In Egypt, males are far more engaged than females when it comes to most traditional media, including radio, newspapers and magazines. Social networking is a priority for many web users; time on social platforms averaged more than 3 hours daily in H1 2018. France.