Annual GDP Growth Rate Since 1999



Growth Rate:
Best year — 2002 [15.3%]
Worst year — 2020 [-1.92%]

Economic recession: 2016 & 2020

Growth Rate by Admin
1997—2007 : +81%
2007—2010: +25.9%
2010—2015: +26.4%
2015—2021: +4.88%

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(GDP Report 1999-2021, NBS)

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