Comoros’ GDP per capita rose to $2,056 in 2025.

Higher is better. A higher figure means more output per person, which points to more room for incomes, public services and investment. The latest figure is $2,056 for 2025, up from $1,858 a year earlier, a rise of 10.7%. That is the highest level since 2016, when the lowest figure in the window, $1,365, was recorded. The series has therefore climbed steadily across the whole span, and the latest reading sits at the top of its range.

Why it matters. At $2,056 per person, the average output of the Comoran economy is still modest, so most households have limited room beyond food, housing and basic services. A rise of $198 in a year helps most when it reaches wages and remittance-fed spending. Firms and the state gain from a larger base for sales and tax revenue, though the average does not show who receives the gain.