Tunisia’s GDP per capita rose to $4,657 in 2025.

Higher is better. A higher figure means more output per person, which gives a country more room for wages, investment and public services. Tunisia's latest figure is $4,657 for 2025, up from $4,188 a year earlier, a rise of $469 or 11.2%. That is the highest level since 2016, the start of the window, and well above the low of $3,529 in 2019.

Why it matters. At $4,657 per person, the average Tunisian economy is producing more than at any point in the past decade, measured in dollars. Imported goods, fuel and foreign debt payments are priced in dollars, so a larger dollar figure eases some of the pressure on households and on the state's external bills. Whether it reaches families depends on how it translates into local wages and prices, which this average cannot show.