What does DOS stand for?

Department of Statistics

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Samples in periodicals archive:

988 billion in the same period of 2008, according to Department of Statistics (DoS) figures.

Trade deficit with GAFTA countries reach JD966 million

A survey conducted by the Saudi Ministry of Economy and Planning's Department of Statistics and Information reveals a 13.

Al Rabie explains juice making to Saudi students

A survey conducted by the KSA Ministry of Economy and Planning's Department of Statistics and Information reveals a 13.

Juice manufacturing process explained to 2,200 Saudi school and ...

1 percent - reported the Saudi Press Agency, citing the Central Department of Statistics.

Saudi inflation slows to 4.1pc in August

The Department of Statistics (DoS) said Saturday that the Kingdom had witnessed a sharp demographic change during the second half of last century and the first decade of the 21st century, with the birthrate declining from 7.

Falling birthrate

A report released this month by the Department of Statistics showed 39,935 babies were born in 2008, well short of the 60,000 births the country needs each year.

Singapore economic survival

A report released this month by the Department of Statistics showed 39,935 babies were born in 2008, well short of the 60,000 births the country needs each year.

Singapore needs foreigners for economic survival

The Department of Statistics put the trade gap in January at 374.

JordanAEs trade deficit shrinks 33.2 per cent on falling oil prices