Israel closes the year 2025 with a GDP of 610 billion dollars and a population of 10,092,000 residents. The GDP per capita is 60,010 dollars. For the first time, it starts with a 6.
Apart from the United Arab Emirates, whose GDP per capita is about 9,000 dollars lower than Israel's, Israel leaves all other Middle Eastern countries behind, including Saudi Arabia and Turkey, the region's largest economies.
Tiny Qatar, with 300,000 citizens and a million residents, also reaches a GDP per capita of 71,000 dollars this year.
Thus, Israel once again surpasses Germany, Belgium, Canada, and Finland, and whereas Qatar once had a GDP per capita double or more than Israel's, today the gap between Israel and Qatar is only 11,000 dollars.