Dear Hussein A. M. Al-Zubaidi, although you ask an extremely interesting question for discussion, in my opinion it is hardly possible to give a (halfway satisfactory) answer:

In principle, compiled programming languages tend to be more efficient and thus faster in execution than interpreted languages, since the former are usually compiled into low-level machine code that can therefore be directly executed by a processor.

On the other hand, there are various interpreters for common programming languages such as JavaScript, Python or MATLAB to combine compilation and interpretation, resulting, among other things, in an increase in efficiency.

Looking forward to an interesting discussion,

Tobias