Andorra’s nominal GDP grew by 1.9% in 2016 and amounted to 2.584 million euros, reported the Minister of Finance of the Principality Jordi Cinca. As for real GDP, its growth was 1.2% and was equal to 1.924.8 million euros.
Nominal GDP per capita was 35.348 euros, keeping the rate of 2015. Real GDP per capita is …
MoreOn 23d December the Head of Government of Andorra Antoni Martí held a traditional breakfast with the media at the end of the year. The event took place at the historic building of the museum Casa Museu d’Areny-Plandolit in Ordino. The meeting was attended by Finance Minister Jordi Cinca, the Minister of Justice, Social and …
MoreThe Department of Statistics of Andorra announced its GDP growth forecast for this year, as well as the next 3 years. According to the forecasts, in 2016 GDP will grow by 1.6%, in 2017 – by 1.3%, in 2018 – by 1.1% and in 2019 – by 1.5%. The forecast is made on the basis …
MoreIn 2015 GDP growth of Andorra is amounted to 0.7%, despite the crisis with Banca Privada d’Andorra (BPA). This was announced by the head of the Government of Andorra Antoni Martí in his speech on the economic results of 2015 in the Chamber of Commerce of Andorra on 15th September. “This is the result we …
MoreMárcio Favilla L. De Paula, Executive Director of the World Tourism Organization, speaks to all-andorra.com about the international tourism market and Andorra’s place in it:
Why did you decide to organise the World Congress on Snow and Mountain Tourism in Andorra?
It’s a long story. The congress began many years ago and we have held it in …
MoreThe GDP of Andorra made up 2,447.1 mln euro in 2013, which is by 0,1% less than the index of the previous year. This is the data, published in the official report of the Statistics Department of Andorra. The document shows that in spite of the fact that GDP demonstrated negative growth from 2008, this …
MoreIn accordance to the Department of Statistics, GDP of Andorra made up 2,507.9 mln euro in 2012. This index has declined by 0,6 % in comparison to 2011 (in 2011 GDP made up 2,521.9 mln euro).
The decline of GDP was mostly entailed by the decline in such spheres as “building” (-14.9 %), “manufacturing”, “services and …
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