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Military Spending: Which country's military budget takes up the highest percentage of its GDP? For this list, military spending includes all military expenditures including the military and civil personel themselves, administrations, and all government agencies involved in defense projects. To put it simply, the expenditures on this list includes "everything" military related.
Source: World Bank
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RiyadhArabic LanguageSaudi riyal1926-01-08“ 11.2 „ - 2
JerusalemHebrew Language, Arabic LanguageIsraeli new sheqel1948-05-14“ 6.9 „ - 3
DiliPortuguese Language, Tetun LanguageUS$1975-11-28“ 6.8 „ - 4
N'DjamenaFrench Language, Arabic LanguageCentral African CFA franc1960-08-11“ 6.5 „ - 5
BaghdadArabic Language, Kurdish language, Assyrian Neo-Aramaic Language, Syriac language, Turkmen Language MoreIraqi dinar, Swiss dinar1919-10-01“ 6.3 „ - 6
AmmanEnglish Language, Arabic LanguageJordanian dinar1946-05-25“ 6.1 „ - 7 TbilisiGeorgian LanguageGeorgian lari1008“ 5.6 „
- 8 Washington, D.C.NoneUS$1776-07-04“ 4.6 „
- 9 LuandaPortuguese LanguageAngolan kwanza, Angolan escudo1975-11-11“ 4.6 „
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Russian Federation
“ 4.3 „ - 11 SingaporeEnglish Language, Chinese language, Tamil Language, Standard Mandarin, Malay Language MoreSingapore dollar1819-01-29“ 4.3 „
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Syrian Arab Republic
“ 4.2 „ - 13 BogotáSpanish LanguageColombian peso1810-07-20“ 4.1 „
- 14 BeirutFrench Language, Arabic Language, Lebanese ArabicLebanese lira1941-11-26“ 4.1 „
- 15 YerevanArmenian LanguageArmenian dram1918-05-28“ 4 „
- 16 AthensGreek LanguageEuro, Greek drachma1821-03-25“ 4 „
- 17 NouakchottFrench Language, Arabic LanguageMauritanian ouguiya1960-11-28“ 3.8 „
- 18 AlgiersFrench Language, Arabic Language, Algerian ArabicAlgerian dinar1962“ 3.8 „
- 19 Colombo, KotteEnglish Language, Sinhala Language, Tamil Language, Sinhala Language, English and Tamil also used MoreSri Lankan rupee1948-02-04“ 3.5 „
- 20 BakuAzerbaijani languageAzerbaijani manat1991-08-30“ 3.5 „
- 21 RabatFrench Language, Arabic Language, Moroccan Arabic, Berber languagesMoroccan dirham1956-03-02“ 3.4 „
- 22 QuitoSpanish Language, QuechuaUS$, Ecuadorian sucre1822-05-24“ 3.3 „
- 23 WindhoekEnglish LanguageNamibian dollar1990-03-21“ 3.3 „
- 24 GaboroneEnglish Language, Tswana LanguageBotswana pula1966-09-30“ 3.2 „
- 25 IslamabadEnglish Language, Urdu Language, Pashto language, Punjabi language, Seraiki Language, Sindhi Language, Balochi language MorePakistani rupee1940-03-23“ 3.1 „
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