In 2025, the Armenian economy demonstrated strong growth. According to preliminary data from the Statistical Committee, the country's GDP increased by 7.2% compared to the previous year, exceeding 11.3 trillion drams. This amounts to 3,666,540 drams per capita, or approximately $9,474 and €8,393. The largest contributions to growth came from construction, information technology, and the financial sector, which added between 14% and 21%.
Analysts note that the dynamics were stable across the quarters: growth was 5.2% in the first quarter, 6.4% in the second, 6.2% in the third, and in the last quarter, the figures soared to 9.8%. In addition to the leading industries, double-digit gains were achieved in administration and energy, while agriculture, industry, and services showed moderate growth.
The decline was recorded only in education and the activities of households as employers. Overall, the economic picture indicates a balanced development of the country and the readiness of the Armenian economy for new challenges, stimulating investment and strengthening its position in the international arena.