Female primary education teachers of Iraq increased from 43.31 % in 1979 to 68.81 % in 2007 growing at an average annual rate of 2.58%.
The description is composed by our digital data assistant.| North America | 85.44 % in 2007 | WB |
| Middle East | 57.55 % in 2007 | WB |
| Kuwait | 88.43 % in 2007 | WB |
| Lebanon | 85.45 % in 2007 | WB |
| Qatar | 85.04 % in 2007 | WB |
| Israel | 84.55 % in 2007 | WB |
| United Arab Emirates | 84.5 % in 2007 | WB |
| Cyprus | 82.07 % in 2007 | WB |
| Bahrain | 65.3 % in 1995 | WB |
| Jordan | 63.98 % in 2003 | WB |
| Saudi Arabia | 52.48 % in 2007 | WB |
| Repeaters | 14.35 % in 2007 | WB |
| Students | 10.43 % in 2007 | WB |
| Trained | 100 % in 2004 | WB |
| Lower Secondary Education | 100 % in 2004 | WB |
| Male | 100 % in 2004 | WB |
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