Gaza's Economy Has Entered World's 'Most Severe Crisis on Record': UN Report
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"The collapse of the Gaza economy is the worst economic crisis ever in the world, destroying decades of development," said Pedro Manuel Moreno, Secretary-General of the Interim CNUCED, in Geneva, on the occasion of the publication of a report by the organization. "Today, GDP per capita in Gaza is equivalent to 58 cents per person per day (83 per cent less than the already very low level recorded in 2022, ed.), while the price level is 274% highe…
Recovery and reconstruction needs reach $71.5B as more than 90% of working-age Gazans remain without work
The Palestinian territory in the Gaza Strip is currently undergoing the "worst economic crisis ever observed" in the world, warned the United Nations Agency for Trade and Development (UNCTAD) on Thursday.
The economy of the Palestinian enclave has collapsed as never before. The United Nations agency for trade and development... Read more In Gaza, 58 cents a day to live appeared first on Le Singulier.
Physical infrastructure damage in Gaza is estimated at $35.2 billion and economic and social losses at $22.7 billion at the beginning of 2026.
Gaza's economy has entered world's 'most severe crisis on record': UN report
GENEVA, Sept 24: Gaza’s economy has entered the world’s “most severe crisis on record,” with recovery and reconstruction needs reaching US$71.5 billion amid widespread destruction of productive capacity, Anadolu Ajansi reported, citing a UN report.
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