South Sudan GDP

South Sudan's GDP is largely dependent on oil exports, which provide nearly all government revenue and foreign exchange. Agriculture, though underdeveloped, has potential to diversify the economy with crops such as sorghum, maize, and livestock. Ongoing conflict, infrastructure challenges, and political instability have hindered growth and investment. Humanitarian needs remain high, and much of the economy operates informally. However, with peace and stability, South Sudan's oil wealth and fertile land could support long-term GDP growth. Development of agriculture, infrastructure, and regional trade integration is critical for its future economy.

World Bank GDP economic data: 2010-2024. Last updated Apr 2026. See South Sudan GDP per capita.

South Sudan GDP Statistics by Year