According to the latest report from the International Monetary Fund (IMF), Liechtenstein's per capita GDP will be $226,800 this year.
Yeniavaz.com reports that the country with the lowest per capita GDP is Yemen. Its per capita GDP is 591 times lower than Liechtenstein's, at $383,700.
According to the IMF, Azerbaijan's per capita GDP is expected to be $7,470 this year.
Azerbaijan's per capita GDP is 30 times lower than Liechtenstein's and 19.5 times higher than Yemen's.
According to the IMF, the per capita GDP of the former Soviet Union and neighboring countries this year will be:
Estonia – $37,720;
Lithuania — $36,540;
Latvia — $28,910;
Turkey — $19,020;
Russia — $18,530;
Kazakhstan — $17,500;
Turkmenistan — $12,300;
Georgia — $11,570;
Belarus — $11,290;
Armenia — $10,410;
Moldova — $9,350;
Kosovo — $8,960;
Azerbaijan — $7,470;
Ukraine — $6,980;
Uzbekistan — $4,660;
Iran — $3,410;
Kyrgyzstan — $3,200;
Tajikistan – $1,940

For your information, according to the State Statistical Committee at the beginning of this year, Azerbaijan's GDP in 2025 was 129,094,000 manat ($75,937,600). GDP per capita was 12,602,200 manat ($7,413).
It should also be noted that, according to the IMF, the 20 countries with the highest and lowest GDP per capita this year are as follows:
From highest to lowest:
Liechtenstein – $226,810;
Luxembourg – $158,730;
Ireland – $140,190;
Switzerland – $126,180;
Iceland – $110,050;
Singapore – $107,760;
Norway - $105.88;
USA – $94.43;
Denmark – $83.45;
Netherlands - $79.92.

Lowest:
Sudan – $863.89;
Niger – $821.52;
Somalia - $812.86;
Malawi – $733.42;
Madagascar – $655.51;
Mozambique – $632.04;
Central African Republic – $612.83;
Burundi – $545.96;
South Sudan - $487.98;
Yemen - $383.75.

Elnur Ali