Re: Fiyameta
Eritrea's GDP per capita for 2025 is projected to be around $722 USD by Trading Economics, though different organizations may provide different figures; for instance, YCharts forecasts a slightly higher figure of about $799.68, while the International Monetary Fund (IMF) does not provide a specific GDP per capita figure for Eritrea but does project a per capita GDP growth of 0.98% for the year.
Put into consideration Eritrea being a new country, always at war since 1998 and sanctioned beyond belief.Ethiopia's projected GDP per capita for 2025 is approximately $1,070 USD (nominal) according to the International Monetary Fund and Wikipedia. This estimate is in contrast to World Economics's figure of $1,066.36 for 2025 and Trading Economics' figure of $1,003.68. However, estimates vary significantly depending on the source and methodology.
Ethiopia is the 20th poorest country in the world. Poorer than Haiti and the Congo.
Re: Fiyameta
The correct thing to do, is to compare Ethiopian Airlines with Bisha Mine for example:
The specific annual revenue figures for the Bisha mine in Eritrea are not publicly available due to a lack of financial transparency from the Eritrean government, but historical reports indicate significant cash flows, with the Eritrean government earning over $900 million in two years following the mine's 2011 start-up, according to Martin Plaut. Revenue streams for the Eritrean government include royalties, taxes, and fees from Bisha, a significant component of which is derived from the base and precious metal output from the mine.