Afghanistans GDP (PPP) is estimated at $76.7 billion in 2025. The economy heavily depends on agriculture, with opium production being a significant but illicit contributor. Political instability, conflict, and limited infrastructure hinder industrial growth and foreign investment. The PPP adjustment reflects a low cost of living, amplifying GDP compared to nominal figures. Widespread poverty affects over half the population, and international aid remains critical for economic stability. Sanctions and restricted global market access continue to limit growth, with ongoing challenges in governance and security further constraining Afghanistans economic potential.