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ICT Development Index by Country

Saudi Arabia has the highest ICT Development Index in 2025 (99.2), followed by Finland (98.7) and Estonia (98.5). Burundi has the lowest (25.3).

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163 of 235 countries

ICT Development Index, 2025

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Ranking

Highest first: the first 15 and last 5 of 163 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
84.7
Middle half 67.2 – 91.4
Average
77.8
163 countries
Highest
99.2
Saudi Arabia
Lowest
25.3
Burundi

Over time · 2023–2025

The top 5 in 2025, against the median.

  • Median of all countries
  • Saudi Arabia
  • Finland
  • Estonia
  • Kuwait
  • Qatar

Data

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163 countries · # = rank by ICT Development Index
#
1Saudi Arabia99.2
2Finland98.7
3Estonia98.5
4Kuwait98.4
4Qatar98.4
6United Arab Emirates98.3
7Denmark97.9
8Singapore97.7
9Hong Kong97.6
10Bahrain97.5
11United States97.4
12Iceland95.9
13Australia95.8
14Sweden95.7
15Poland95.6
16Austria95.5
17United Kingdom95.4
18Malaysia95.3
18Lithuania95.3
20Macau95.2
21South Korea95.1
21Latvia95.1
23Malta95.0
24Norway93.7
25Japan93.6
25Brunei93.6
27Netherlands93.5
28Chile93.4
28Israel93.4
30Spain93.3
30Liechtenstein93.3
32Croatia93.2
33Switzerland93.1
34Oman92.9
34Luxembourg92.9
36San Marino92.5
37Russia92.3
38Monaco92.2
39Thailand91.9
40Ireland91.5
41Slovenia91.4
42New Zealand91.3
43China91.2
44France90.9
45Andorra90.8
46Belarus90.7
47Kazakhstan90.5
48Uruguay90.0
49Bulgaria89.9
49Cyprus89.9
51Belgium89.8
52Montenegro89.7
53Germany89.6
53Romania89.6
55Georgia89.5
56Czechia89.3
57Canada89.1
58Serbia89.0
59Hungary88.9
59Bahamas88.9
61Portugal88.8
62Italy88.7
63Turkey88.5
64Slovakia88.4
64Mongolia88.4
66Morocco88.2
67Iran87.9
68Libya87.8
69Greece87.7
70Armenia86.9
71Uzbekistan86.5
72Costa Rica86.3
72Mauritius86.3
74Algeria86.1
75Vietnam86.0
76Azerbaijan85.9
76Kyrgyzstan85.9
78Bhutan85.7
79North Macedonia85.2
80South Africa85.0
81Indonesia84.7
81Jordan84.7
83Saint Kitts and Nevis84.6
84Brazil84.4
85Albania84.3
86Suriname83.8
87Argentina83.7
88Moldova83.4
89Panama83.0
90Ukraine82.5
91Bosnia and Herzegovina82.4
92Mexico82.3
93Botswana82.1
94Seychelles82.0
95Maldives81.7
96Jamaica80.7
97Trinidad and Tobago80.6
97Cape Verde80.6
99Tunisia79.6
100Barbados79.5
101Iraq78.4
102Philippines78.0
103Egypt77.9
104Peru77.6
105Cambodia77.4
106Colombia77.2
107Paraguay76.3
108Gabon76.1
109Dominican Republic75.1
110Saint Lucia74.6
110Saint Vincent and the Grenadines74.6
112Eswatini74.4
113Namibia73.2
114Senegal71.6
114Ecuador71.6
116Sri Lanka71.4
117Ghana70.6
118Myanmar69.7
118Laos69.7
120Ivory Coast69.5
121Palestine69.1
122El Salvador67.6
123Vanuatu66.7
124Samoa66.0
125Bangladesh64.9
126Djibouti64.4
127Nicaragua62.2
128Honduras61.9
129Zambia60.3
130Kiribati59.3
131Syria59.1
132Venezuela58.6
133Lesotho58.4
134Mauritania58.0
135Guatemala57.9
136Sao Tome and Principe57.1
137Zimbabwe56.8
138Pakistan56.4
139Kenya56.0
140Tanzania53.2
141Nigeria52.9
142Angola52.8
143Comoros52.2
144Rwanda51.9
145Republic of the Congo49.6
146Yemen48.3
147Benin47.4
148Togo47.2
149Cameroon46.3
150Equatorial Guinea45.5
151Ethiopia44.0
152Liberia43.6
153Mali42.9
154Timor-Leste42.7
155Uganda42.4
156Guinea-Bissau39.0
157DR Congo38.0
158Afghanistan36.5
159Malawi35.4
160Somalia33.7
161Madagascar32.8
162Mozambique32.4
163Burundi25.3

What correlates with ICT Development Index (2025)?

Pearson r against 1,455 other country metrics sharing at least 98 countries. Correlation is not causation.

Higher together

Places that have a higher ICT Development Index tend to score higher on these

  1. % of Pop. Using Internet (ITU)Internet Users by Country
    r = +0.94 · very strong · n = 162
    Plot
  2. Internet PenetrationInternet Penetration by Country
    r = +0.94 · very strong · n = 155
    Plot
  3. Internet Users (% of People)Development Indicators by Country (World Bank)
    r = +0.94 · very strong · n = 155
    Plot
  4. Basic NeedsSocial Progress Index by Country
    r = +0.92 · very strong · n = 148
    Plot
  5. Human Development IndexStandard of Living by Country
    r = +0.91 · very strong · n = 161
    Plot
  6. Energy Equity ScoreEnergy Trilemma Energy Performance Index
    r = +0.91 · very strong · n = 119
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Opposite directions

Places that have a higher ICT Development Index tend to score lower on these

  1. Global Hunger IndexGlobal Hunger Index by Country
    r = −0.88 · very strong · n = 109
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  2. Young ADRAge Dependency Ratio by Country
    r = −0.88 · very strong · n = 163
    Plot
  3. Crude Birth Rate (UN)Birth Rate by Country
    r = −0.88 · very strong · n = 160
    Plot
  4. Crude Birth Rate (CIA)Birth Rate by Country
    r = −0.87 · very strong · n = 162
    Plot
  5. % ChildrenChildren in the World by Country
    r = −0.87 · very strong · n = 160
    Plot
  6. Public ServicesFailed States
    r = −0.86 · very strong · n = 151
    Plot

Quick answers

Which country has the highest ICT Development Index?
Saudi Arabia has the highest ICT Development Index in 2025, at 99.2, followed by Finland (98.7) and Estonia (98.5).
Which country has the lowest ICT Development Index?
Burundi has the lowest ICT Development Index in 2025, at 25.3.
What is the median ICT Development Index across countries?
The median is 84.7 across the 163 countries with data in 2025.
Where does this ict development index by country data come from?
Rankodex compiles it from World Population Review and the primary sources it cites: Measuring digital development - ICT Development Index 2024 - ITU; Measuring digital development - ICT Development Index 2023 - ITU; ICT Development Index - Wiki; Measuring the Information Society Report 2017 - International Telecommunication Union.

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