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United Arab Emirates 49
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Qatar 14
Singapore 10
Oman 6
Bahrain 4
China 4
Guinea 3
Egypt 2
Kuwait 2
Samoa 2
Sudan 2
Albania 1
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United Arab Emirates 49Saudi Arabia 39Qatar 14Singapore 10Oman 6Bahrain 4China 4Guinea 3Egypt 2Kuwait 2Samoa 2Sudan 2Albania 1Algeria 1American Samoa 1Andorra 1Angola 1Antigua and Barbuda 1Argentina 1Aruba 1Australia 1Austria 1Azerbaijan 1Bangladesh 1Barbados 1Belarus 1Belize 1Bermuda 1Bolivia 1Bosnia and Herzegovina 1Brazil 1British Virgin Islands 1Brunei Darussalam 1Bulgaria 1Cabo Verde 1Cambodia 1Canada 1Cayman Islands 1Central African Republic 1Chad 1Channel Islands 1Chile 1Costa Rica 1Croatia 1Cuba 1Cyprus 1Czechia 1Denmark 1Dominica 1Dominican Republic 1Ecuador 1Equatorial Guinea 1Eritrea 1Estonia 1Eswatini 1Finland 1France 1French Polynesia 1Gabon 1Georgia 1Germany 1Gibraltar 1Greece 1Greenland 1Grenada 1Guam 1Guatemala 1Guyana 1Haiti 1Hungary 1India 1Indonesia 1Isle of Man 1Israel 1Italy 1Jamaica 1Jordan 1Kazakhstan 1Kiribati 1Kosovo 1Latvia 1Lesotho 1Liberia 1Libya 1Lithuania 1Luxembourg 1Malawi 1Malaysia 1Malta 1Mauritania 1Mauritius 1Mexico 1Monaco 1Mongolia 1Montenegro 1Morocco 1Mozambique 1Myanmar 1Nepal 1Netherlands 1New Caledonia 1Niger 1Nigeria 1North Macedonia 1Northern Mariana Islands 1Pakistan 1Palau 1Panama 1Papua New Guinea 1Paraguay 1Peru 1Philippines 1Poland 1Romania 1Rwanda 1San Marino 1Senegal 1Sierra Leone 1Slovenia 1Solomon Islands 1South Africa 1South Sudan 1Spain 1Sri Lanka 1Suriname 1Sweden 1Switzerland 1Syrian Arab Republic 1Tajikistan 1Tanzania 1Timor-Leste 1Togo 1Trinidad and Tobago 1Tunisia 1Turkey 1Turkmenistan 1Turks and Caicos Islands 1Tuvalu 1Ukraine 1United Kingdom 1Uruguay 1Vanuatu 1Vietnam 1West Bank and Gaza 1Zimbabwe 1Technology
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Country intelligence
Equatorial Guinea: A Forward-Looking Economic Study for 2026
Assessing Future Trends and Projections
Equatorial Guinea's economy is expected to experience a decline in GDP and real growth rates through 2025. The population is projected to grow steadily, while urbanisation continues to rise. However, the reliance on oil and gas exports poses risks to economic stability. The country must navigate these challenges to ensure sustainable development and attract foreign investment.
USD 12.8 billionGDP, CURRENT USD (2025)
-5.8REAL GDP GROWTH (2025)
USD 6,615GDP PER CAPITA, CURRENT USD (2025)
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Country intelligence
Papua New Guinea: Economic Outlook 2026
Forecasting Growth and Challenges
Papua New Guinea's economy is projected to grow with a GDP of USD 32.5 billion in 2025 and a real GDP growth rate of 5.6%. However, social indicators such as low urbanisation and limited access to electricity present ongoing challenges. The country remains vulnerable to external economic shocks and political instability, necessitating cautious investment strategies.
USD 32.5 billionGDP, CURRENT USD (2025)
5.6REAL GDP GROWTH (2025)
USD 3,020GDP PER CAPITA, CURRENT USD (2025)
