The two Albanian states are the poorest in the region, namely the penultimate Albania and Kosovo last.
This is the ranking in which the International Monetary Fund puts it in the spring report "Economic Outlook 2022"
Albania ranks 90th with $17,383 per year per capita income, while Kosovo in 105th place with $13,964 per year per capita income.
Bosnia is almost on the same level as Albania, with about $100 per capita annual income more than our country. It ranks 88th in this report.
Montenegro is the highest per-capita income country in the region with about $25,000 per capita per year, followed by Serbia and North Macedonia, respectively in countries 72 and 78.
As for the highest-income countries in the world, Luxembourg also leads this year with about $140,000, followed by Singapore, Ireland and Qatar.
The bottom of the table is held by African countries, from South Sudan, Congo and Somalia.