💹 Egyptian Governorates by GDP per Capita

Gross domestic product per resident in 2021, in international dollars (PPP).

📅 2021📏 intl. USD per person (PPP)27 entries🇪🇬 See all of this country’s rankings →
Every dot is one entry, placed by its value (intl. USD per person (PPP)); the vertical bar marks each row’s median.
1
South Sinai
$114,190
2
Port Said
$53,686
3
Matrouh
$49,777
4
Red Sea
$42,862
5
Cairo
$41,169
6
Suez
$33,923
7
Alexandria
$22,914
8
North Sinai
$21,891
9
Giza
$18,347
10
Damietta
$15,338
11
New Valley
$14,423
12
Ismailia
$14,253
13
Qalyubia
$12,498
14
Aswan
$10,502
15
Beheira
$9,533
16
Dakahlia
$9,403
17
Kafr El Sheikh
$9,193
18
Sharqia
$8,663
19
Luxor
$7,596
20
Monufia
$7,526
21
Faiyum
$7,490
22
Gharbia
$7,212
23
Asyut
$5,734
24
Beni Suef
$5,560
25
Qena
$5,072
26
Minya
$4,749
27
Sohag
$4,328

Highlights

Within Egypt, South Sinai ranks first in 2021 with $114,190, followed by Port Said ($53,686) and Matrouh ($49,777).

South Sinai is 2.1 times higher than Port Said, the runner-up.

Across 27 entries, values run from $114,190 (South Sinai) to $4,328 (Sohag), with a median of $10,502.

Source: Ministry of Planning and Economic Development (2021) (via Wikipedia), 2021. Unit: intl. USD per person (PPP).

Source: Ministry of Planning and Economic Development (2021) (via Wikipedia) · CC BY-SA 4.0 (Wikipedia); underlying data © the cited publisher · fetched Oct 13, 2026