10 countries in the world with the highest debt!
The ten countries in the world with the highest government debt in terms of GDP are Japan, Greece, Eritrea, Italy, the United States of America, Bahrain, Sri Lanka, Spain, France and Canada.
The "World of Statistics" page has published on the X platform, the statistics of the countries in the world with the highest government debt in addition to the Gross Domestic Product.
According to "World of Statistics", Japan has the highest debt in the world with 264%, Greece 173%, Eritrea: 164%, Italy 142%, USA 129%, Bahrain 120%, Sri Lanka 114%, Spain 112%, France 112%, Canada 107%, Great Britain 97.7%, Pakistan 89%, Jamaica 86.2%, Argentina 85%, Ukraine 78.4%, China 77.1%, Finland 73.3%, Brazil 72.87%, South Africa 67.4%, Kenya 67.3% and Germany 66.1%.
Also according to this report, the following countries are: Thailand 60.96%, Philippines 60.9%, Israel 60.9%, Malaysia: 60.4% Netherlands: 50.1%, South Korea: 49.6%, Qatar: 46.9%, Iraq: 43.3%, Nepal : 41.4%, Indonesia: 39.9%, Nigeria: 38%, Norway: 37.4%, New Zealand: 35.9%, Iran: 30.6%, Saudi Arabia: 30%, Sweden: 32.9%, Turkey: 31.7%, Australia: 22.3% , Estonia: 18.5%, Russia: 17.2% and Kuwait: 3.4%.