Asia, being the largest and most populous continent, comprises a diverse range of economies. While some countries in Asia have experienced rapid economic growth, others still struggle with poverty. Here is a list of 25 poorest countries in Asia based on their GDP per capita (in USD) in 2020, as per the World Bank data:
1. Afghanistan: $620
2. Yemen: $1,035
3. Nepal: $1,040
4. Tajikistan: $1,070
5. Kyrgyzstan: $1,080
6. Laos: $1,370
7. Bangladesh: $1,750
8. Pakistan: $1,820
9. Cambodia: $1,850
10. Myanmar: $1,900
11. Uzbekistan: $1,900
12. Sri Lanka: $4,020
13. Vietnam: $4,030
14. Mongolia: $4,250
15. Armenia: $4,540
16. Georgia: $4,570
17. Turkmenistan: $4,600
18. Kazakhstan: $6,130
19. Indonesia: $6,160
20. Iran: $6,750
21. Azerbaijan: $6,800
22. Syria: $7,130
23. India: $7,200
24. North Korea: $1,300 to $2,400 (estimated due to lack of official data)
25. China: $10,340
These figures indicate the economic disparity within Asia, with some countries experiencing significant poverty. Factors contributing to poverty in these nations may include political instability, lack of infrastructure, limited access to education and healthcare, and environmental challenges. To address poverty, these countries need to focus on economic growth, social development, and effective governance.
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