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Retail Payment Systems

In the OIC Member Countries

39

Qatar

1,910,902

2,267,916 169,804,735,989 211,816,758,242

Saudi Arabia

27,761,728

29,369,428 669,506,666,667 746,248,533,333

Senegal

13,330,737

14,548,171

14,440,676,929

15,578,916,865

Sierra Leone

5,865,491

6,205,382

2,932,106,327

4,892,363,979

Somalia

9,907,903

10,805,651 ..

..

Sudan

36,430,923

38,764,090

67,326,793,943

73,815,376,185

Suriname

529,761

543,925

4,423,194,614 ..

Syrian Arab Republic

21,961,676

23,300,738 ..

..

Tajikistan

7,814,850

8,408,947

6,522,755,783

9,241,627,841

Togo

6,472,304

6,993,244

3,756,023,048

4,518,443,907

Tunisia

10,673,800

10,996,600

45,951,389,300 ..

Turkey

73,058,638

75,837,020 774,754,155,284 799,534,963,354

Turkmenistan

5,106,668

5,307,171

29,233,333,333

47,931,929,825

Uganda

35,148,064

38,844,624

18,661,302,215

26,312,399,301

United Arab Emirates

8,925,096

9,445,624 347,454,049,215 401,646,583,173

Uzbekistan

29,339,400

30,742,500

45,324,319,955

62,643,953,022

West Bank and Gaza [Palestine]

3,927,051

4,294,682

10,465,400,000

12,737,613,125

Yemen, Rep.

23,304,206

24,968,508

31,078,858,746 ..

Source: World Development Indicators (Last Updated: 07/28/2015)

As can be seen in Table 7, in terms of GDP, most of the OIC member state countries are

developing countries. The highest GDP is Indonesia (US$ 888 billion in 2014) followed by

Turkey (US$ 799 billion) and Saudi Arabia (US$ 746 billion). The lowest GDP is Comoros (US$

647 million) followed by The Gambia (US$ 807 billion). The most populated countries is

Indonesia (252 million) followed by Pakistan (185 million) and Nigeria (178 million). Per

capita GDP is not closely related to overall GDP because of the wide range of population sixes

and high degree of differences in proportionate wealth. The significance of this for retail

payment systems is that market sizes differ significantly, as does disposable income, and scale

factors have been important for rapid innovation in retail payment systems. This can be seen

in Table 8, below.