8 poorest countries in the world

South Sudan: Leading the list, South Sudan has an annual per capita income of $455.16 (₹38,196), making it the poorest country in the world.

Burundi: In second place, Burundi's annual per capita income is $915 (₹76,786). This East African nation struggles with high poverty rates.

Central African Republic: Ranked third, this country has an annual per capita income of $1,120 (₹93,996), highlighting its severe economic difficulties.

Democratic Republic of the Congo: At fourth place, the Democratic Republic of the Congo has an annual per capita income of $1,550 (₹1,30,099), reflecting its ongoing economic challenges.

Mozambique: Ranking fifth, Mozambique’s annual per capita income is $1,650 (₹1,38,498), indicating significant economic hardships.

Niger: In sixth place, Niger has an annual per capita income of $1,670 (₹1,40,177), showcasing its struggle with poverty.

Malawi: With an annual per capita income of $1,710 (₹1,43,544), Malawi ranks seventh among the poorest countries in the world.

Economic Challenges: These countries, listed by the International Monetary Fund (IMF) based on GDP per capita, face extreme difficulties in providing basic living conditions for their populations.

This information is not DNA's opinion but obtained from media reports