Algeria’s GDP per capita rose to $6,051 in 2025.

Higher is better. A higher figure means more output per person, which usually allows higher incomes, more tax revenue and more room for public services. Algeria's latest figure is $6,051 for 2025, up from $5,753 a year earlier, a rise of $298 or 5.2%. That is the highest point since 2016, the start of this window. The low came in 2020, at $3,744, so output per person has risen well above its trough since then.

Why it matters. At $6,051 a head, the average Algerian is producing considerably more in dollar terms than in 2020, which gives the state more room to fund subsidies, wages and imports. Because hydrocarbons weigh heavily in Algeria's output, the level depends on energy prices, so households and the budget feel any fall in them quickly. Imported goods are priced in dollars, so a higher dollar figure also helps firms and families that buy from abroad.