The Arab countries that are subject to countervailing duties from the United States

The United States differ in their ratios, with Syria at the top of the list with a percentage of
41%, followed by Iraq at 39%, then Libya at 31%. It comes from
Algeria at a rate of 30%, while a fee of 28% is imposed on
Tunisia, and 20% on Jordan.
As for the other Arab countries, such as Qatar, the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Kuwait, Sudan, Yemen, Lebanon, Djibouti, Oman, Bahrain, and Morocco, they are all subject to a unified rate of 10%.
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