Indicators

Senegal's economy has been characterized by high growth rates over the past decade, which has been facilitated by political stability in the country.

The economy of Uzbekistan is characterized by dynamic development. Since 2017, reforms have been carried out in the country, the purpose of which is to move from excessive state participation towards a market model and trade liberalization.

Afghanistan is one of the countries whose economy is heavily dependent on the agricultural sector, which employs a large part of the population.

The poorest states must pay at least 16.3% of budget revenues to foreign creditors on average in 2023 and 16.7% in 2024. This is evidenced by the data of the British charity Debt Justice. These are the highest figures since 1998.

Ivory Coast is one of the dynamically developing countries with high economic growth rates. Infrastructure modernization is being actively carried out in the country, the share of the middle class is growing, although the problem of poverty is still acutely felt.

Economic activity in India is gradually recovering after the recession caused by the spread of the omicron strain. Unlike previous waves of COVID-19, the Indian economic system has proved to be more resilient to risks due to more efficient supply chain management

Until 2020, the Philippine economy showed stable growth of more than 6% per year. However, the COVID-19 pandemic has affected the country's economy more than in other countries of the Asian region.

Libya's economy is still heavily dependent on oil exports. The hydrocarbon sector accounts for more than 75% of GDP, about 98% of budget revenues and 93% of export revenues.

Saudi Arabia's economy exceeded experts' expectations and showed high rates of recovery at the end of 2021 and growth during 2022.

After a five-year recession in 2021, the Angolan economy showed slight growth due to the recovery of the services sector after the Covid-19 pandemic, as well as the rise in oil prices on the world market.