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Montenegro’s GDP per capita stands at 51% of the EU average, according to data from EUROSTAT.
In the region, Slovenia and Croatia, both EU members, have higher GDP per capita than Montenegro.
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Serbia’s GDP per capita is below 50% of the EU average, while North Macedonia follows with just over 40% of the EU’s average GDP per capita.
At the bottom are Bosnia and Herzegovina and Albania, where GDP per capita is only 36% of the EU average.
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When it comes to GDP, the leading countries in the eurozone are Luxembourg, Ireland and the Netherlands.
The latest EUROSTAT data shows only a minimal difference from the previous figures released in June 2024, when Montenegro’s GDP per capita was at 52% of the EU average.
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