Belarus GNI per Capita

Belarus’s gross national income per capita rose from 1,680.00 in 1992 to an all‑time peak of 8,707.00 in 2025, placing the country 99th in the world and marginally below peers such as Georgia (8,773.00) and Armenia (8,661.00). The trajectory was punctuated by a deep trough of 1,300.00 in 2001, reflecting the post‑Soviet economic shock, after which gradual reforms and modest export growth lifted the indicator steadily. Over the 34‑year coverage, the average annual increase approximates 220.00, outpacing many former Soviet states but remaining modest relative to the 8,835.00 recorded by North Macedonia. The upward swing has been supported by diversification into light manufacturing and services, yet the modest rank suggests limited integration into high‑value global value chains. Continued investment in technology and openness to foreign capital could sustain the current rise, while stagnation in reforms would likely reverse the modest gains achieved since the early 2000s.