Mozambique GDP per Capita PPP

Mozambique’s GDP per capita measured in purchasing power parity terms has risen from a trough of 175.00 in 1984 to an all‑time peak of 1,732.60 in 2025, placing the country 183rd in the global ranking. Over the 46‑year series the indicator increased tenfold, reflecting gradual structural reforms, expanded mineral exports and modest improvements in agricultural productivity. The 2025 level remains slightly below that of its nearest peer, Malawi, which recorded 1,757.70, and is lower than Yemen’s 1,673.72, underscoring that Mozambique still lags behind comparable low‑income economies despite recent gains. The early 1980s low coincided with civil conflict and severe macro‑economic dislocation, while the steady climb since the mid‑2000s aligns with a more stable political environment and rising foreign direct investment. Continued diversification of the export base and deeper integration into regional value chains will be critical to sustain the upward trajectory and narrow the gap with neighboring peers.