Côte d'Ivoire GDP per Capita PPP

Côte d'Ivoire’s GDP per capita measured in purchasing‑power‑parity terms has risen from 2,582.72 in 1980 to 8,112.67 in 2025, placing the country 139th in the global ranking. The trajectory features a pronounced trough in 1994 when the indicator fell to 2,550.99, reflecting the severe macro‑economic shock of the early 1990s, followed by a sustained recovery that culminated in the all‑time peak of 8,112.67 in 2025. Over the 46‑year span, per‑capita output more than tripled, outpacing many lower‑income peers but still lagging behind Ghana’s 8,410.29 and Tonga’s 8,086.18, which occupy adjacent positions in the World Bank ranking. The upward momentum is driven by diversification of exports, modest improvements in productivity, and expanding services, yet vulnerability to commodity price swings and fiscal constraints remains. Continued investment in human capital and infrastructure will be crucial to preserve the recent gains and push the PPP‑adjusted per‑capita income higher in the coming decade.