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. 2020 Nov 5;7:558481. doi: 10.3389/fvets.2020.558481

Table 2.

National productions of farm ruminants and percentage of dromedary camels with respect to the total number of other domestic ruminants (cows, sheep, and goats).

Ruminants Cows Sheep Goats Camels % Camels/ruminants
Countries of the Southern coast of the Mediterranean basin
Morocco 3,364,000a 19,863,000 5,205,000 59,000 0.2%
Algeria 1,895,126 28,393,602 5,007,894 381,882 1.08%
Tunisia 627,614 6,536,762 1,205,526 237,005 2.75%
Libya 124,941 7,400,487 2,628,366 64,469 0.62%
Egypt 5,064,509 5,697,716 4,351,545 149,224 0.97%
Palestine 40,254 747,880 215,000 0 0%
Israel 543,311 519,640 89,720 5,530 0.47%
Lebanon 81,262 458,112 516,803 192 0.02%
Jordania 72,644 3,057,948 770,771 14,322 0.36%
Other countriesb
Chad 27,603,203 30,789,484 34,408,101 7,285,309 7.28%
Somalia 4,800,000 11,000,000 11,524,496 7,222,181 20.91%
Sudan 30,734,061 40,573,686 31,443,790 4,849,003 4.51%
Djibouti 299,954 468,732 514,462 70,965 5.24%
UAE 104,584 2,208,451 2,264,699 451,463 8.97%
Qatar 21,675 287,231 169,232 40,843 7.87%
a

Number of heads in herds and farms in 2017 according to FAO data (369).

b

Complementary data correspond either to the countries that are the largest producers of camels or to countries in which the ratio of camels per capita is the highest.