This study aimed to the future as perceived by young university students in Syria, Kuwait, and Oman and the nature of differences in terms of the state, gender, specialization, and school year variables. To achieve this, a questionnaire was designed consisting of 42 questions divided into two section (the future of the Arab countries, and personal/ professional future),with three responses (agree, I don\'t know, I don\'t agree). After ensuring its validity and reliability, the questionnaire was applied to a random sample of 969 students (365 from Syria 274 form Kuwait and 330 from Oman). The findings showed that the future image of the Arab countries is best among youths of Syrian and Kuwaiti, and the personal/professional future and the overall image are best among youths of Oman. In general, the future image of the Arab countries is better than the personal/professional future. In the demographic variables, the state variable was statistically significant in favor of the Kuwaiti students in terms of their future image of the Arab countries and the Omani students in terms of their personal/professional future and overall image. The gender variable was statistically significant in favor of males in terms of their personal/professional future and overall image. Specialization variable was statistically significant in favor of science in both sections and the overall image. Finally, the school year variable was statistically significant in personal/professional future (in favor of fourth year\'s students), and statistically significant in the overall image (in favor of fourth and fifth years students).