Country rankings

Europe, the Middle East, and Africa (EMEA) Countries

Germany has the highest GDP in 2025 ($3.69T constant 2015 US$), followed by United Kingdom ($3.36T constant 2015 US$) and France ($2.74T constant 2015 US$). Sao Tome and Principe has the lowest ($326.78M constant 2015 US$).

Population122 countries · 2 metricsUpdated Dec 23, 2023Original page
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GDPBetter directionWhether a higher or a lower value is better. A green arrow means higher is better, a red arrow means lower is better, and no arrow means neither.More in the glossary →
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GDP, 2025

Darker green is better (higher is better). Click a place to highlight it.

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Ranking

Best first: the first 15 and last 5 of 105 countries.

Distribution Median and middle halfThe median is the middle value: half of places are above it, half below. The middle half is the range holding the central 50% of places.More in the glossary →

Each dot is one country; the lines mark the median and the middle half.

Median
$52.44B constant 2015 US$
Middle half $15.32B constant 2015 US$ – $228.75B constant 2015 US$
Average
$282.38B constant 2015 US$
105 countries
Highest
$3.69T constant 2015 US$
Germany
Lowest
$326.78M constant 2015 US$
Sao Tome and Principe

Over time · 1980–2025

The top 5 in 2025, against the median.

  • Median of all countries
  • Germany
  • United Kingdom
  • France
  • Italy
  • Russia

Data

Click a column to sort, a row to highlight that place on the charts.

122 countries · # = rank by GDP
#
1Germanyx$3.69T constant 2015 US$
2United Kingdomx$3.36T constant 2015 US$
3Francex$2.74T constant 2015 US$
4Italyx$2.05T constant 2015 US$
5Russiax$1.64T constant 2015 US$
6Spainx$1.47T constant 2015 US$
7Turkeyx$1.36T constant 2015 US$
8Netherlandsx$937.25B constant 2015 US$
9Saudi Arabiax$926.78B constant 2015 US$
10Switzerlandx$848.58B constant 2015 US$
11Polandx$681.6B constant 2015 US$
12Swedenx$582.97B constant 2015 US$
13Irelandx$572.66B constant 2015 US$
14Nigeriax$562.59B constant 2015 US$
15Belgiumx$539.12B constant 2015 US$
16Iranx$519.15B constant 2015 US$
17Egyptx$503.37B constant 2015 US$
18Norwayx$470.26B constant 2015 US$
19Israelx$431.19B constant 2015 US$
20Austriax$424.41B constant 2015 US$
21Denmarkx$373.88B constant 2015 US$
22South Africax$369.91B constant 2015 US$
23Finlandx$253.76B constant 2015 US$
24Portugalx$246.9B constant 2015 US$
25Romaniax$238.99B constant 2015 US$
26Algeriax$231.62B constant 2015 US$
27Czechiax$228.75B constant 2015 US$
28Greecex$228.29B constant 2015 US$
29Iraqx$188.32B constant 2015 US$
30Qatarx$183.49B constant 2015 US$
31Hungaryx$158.99B constant 2015 US$
32Moroccox$142.22B constant 2015 US$
33Ethiopiax$128.07B constant 2015 US$
34Kuwaitx$121.45B constant 2015 US$
35Kenyax$109.76B constant 2015 US$
36Angolax$109.35B constant 2015 US$
37Slovakiax$108.09B constant 2015 US$
38Omanx$93.82B constant 2015 US$
39Ivory Coastx$81.48B constant 2015 US$
40Ukrainex$80.23B constant 2015 US$
41Ghanax$79.27B constant 2015 US$
42Tanzaniax$78.82B constant 2015 US$
43Croatiax$71.38B constant 2015 US$
44Luxembourgx$70.96B constant 2015 US$
45Bulgariax$67.25B constant 2015 US$
46Libyax$64.4B constant 2015 US$
47DR Congox$64.04B constant 2015 US$
48Belarusx$63.04B constant 2015 US$
49Serbiax$57.66B constant 2015 US$
50Lithuaniax$57.09B constant 2015 US$
51Sloveniax$56.19B constant 2015 US$
52Jordanx$52.76B constant 2015 US$
53Ugandax$52.44B constant 2015 US$
54Tunisiax$50.41B constant 2015 US$
55Cameroonx$44.5B constant 2015 US$
56Bahrainx$42.56B constant 2015 US$
57Cyprusx$33.08B constant 2015 US$
58Latviax$31.21B constant 2015 US$
59Sudanx$30.07B constant 2015 US$
60Senegalx$29.96B constant 2015 US$
61Zambiax$29.71B constant 2015 US$
62Estoniax$27.72B constant 2015 US$
63Georgiax$27.07B constant 2015 US$
64Zimbabwex$25.48B constant 2015 US$
65Malix$23.53B constant 2015 US$
66Icelandx$23.12B constant 2015 US$
67Bosnia and Herzegovinax$21.8B constant 2015 US$
68Mozambiquex$20.87B constant 2015 US$
69Beninx$20.71B constant 2015 US$
70Maltax$20.4B constant 2015 US$
71Burkina Fasox$18.95B constant 2015 US$
72Chadx$18.35B constant 2015 US$
73Botswanax$17.4B constant 2015 US$
74Gabonx$17.22B constant 2015 US$
75Nigerx$17.04B constant 2015 US$
76Guineax$16.58B constant 2015 US$
77Rwandax$16.27B constant 2015 US$
78Albaniax$16.16B constant 2015 US$
79Mauritiusx$15.32B constant 2015 US$
80Madagascarx$14.95B constant 2015 US$
81North Macedoniax$12.52B constant 2015 US$
82Palestinex$12.46B constant 2015 US$
83Namibiax$12.43B constant 2015 US$
84Malawix$12.18B constant 2015 US$
85Republic of the Congox$10.91B constant 2015 US$
86Sierra Leonex$10.28B constant 2015 US$
87Moldovax$9.49B constant 2015 US$
88Togox$9.42B constant 2015 US$
89Somaliax$9.15B constant 2015 US$
90Mauritaniax$9.1B constant 2015 US$
91Equatorial Guineax$8.72B constant 2015 US$
92Montenegrox$5.47B constant 2015 US$
93Eswatinix$5.01B constant 2015 US$
94Djiboutix$4.1B constant 2015 US$
95Burundix$3.93B constant 2015 US$
96Liberiax$3.92B constant 2015 US$
97Andorrax$3.51B constant 2015 US$
98Cape Verdex$2.48B constant 2015 US$
99Lesothox$2.41B constant 2015 US$
100Gambiax$2.22B constant 2015 US$
101Central African Republicx$2.17B constant 2015 US$
102Seychellesx$2.13B constant 2015 US$
103Guinea-Bissaux$1.83B constant 2015 US$
104Comorosx$1.26B constant 2015 US$
105Sao Tome and Principex$326.78M constant 2015 US$
—Yemenx—
—Syriax—
—United Arab Emiratesx—
—Lebanonx—
—Eritreax—
—Reunionx—
—Western Saharax—
—Mayottex—
—Jerseyx—
—Isle of Manx—
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—Faroe Islandsx—
—Gibraltarx—
—Liechtensteinx—
—Monacox—
—San Marinox—
—Vatican Cityx—

What correlates with GDP (2025)?

Pearson r against 1,444 other country metrics sharing at least 63 countries. Correlation is not causation.

Higher together

Places that have a higher GDP tend to score higher on these

  1. Gross National ExpenditureGovernment Budget by Country
    r = +0.99 · very strong · n = 100
    Plot
  2. Consumer SpendingConsumer Spending by Country
    r = +0.99 · very strong · n = 93
    Plot
  3. GNI Atlas MethodGross National Product (GNP) by Country
    r = +0.99 · very strong · n = 105
    Plot
  4. Assessed ContributionUN Funding by Country
    r = +0.98 · very strong · n = 105
    Plot
  5. WHO Assessed ContributionsWHO Funding by Country
    r = +0.98 · very strong · n = 103
    Plot
  6. Total UN FundingUN Funding by Country
    r = +0.98 · very strong · n = 84
    Plot

Opposite directions

Places that have a higher GDP tend to score lower on these

  1. ZeroPark 2020Tier 1 Countries
    r = −0.73 · very strong · n = 105
    Plot
  2. CyberCash 2019Tier 1 Countries
    r = −0.61 · strong · n = 105
    Plot
  3. % of Children Ever BreastfedBreastfeeding Rates by Country
    r = −0.59 · strong · n = 68
    Plot
  4. Lunio 2020Tier 1 Countries
    r = −0.56 · strong · n = 85
    Plot
  5. Marketing Experts 2023Tier 1 Countries
    r = −0.56 · strong · n = 83
    Plot
  6. Global FirePower IndexMilitary Strength Index by Country
    r = −0.55 · strong · n = 85
    Plot

Quick answers

Which country has the highest GDP?
Germany has the highest GDP in 2025, at $3.69T constant 2015 US$, followed by United Kingdom ($3.36T constant 2015 US$) and France ($2.74T constant 2015 US$).
Which country has the lowest GDP?
Sao Tome and Principe has the lowest GDP in 2025, at $326.78M constant 2015 US$.
What is the median GDP across countries?
The median is $52.44B constant 2015 US$ across the 105 countries with data in 2025.
Where does this europe, the middle east, and africa (emea) countries data come from?
Rankodex compiles it from World Population Review and the primary sources it cites: Europe, Middle East, and Africa (EMEA) - Investopedia; EMEA Countries - European ME Alliance; List of EMEA Countries – Istizada.