This is Albania's poorest city

Tirana had an estimated 69,000-dollar income in 2015 and grew by 5.5% compared to 2014. The GDP per capita of this circuit is 37.0% above the average of the country. Next they rank Fier County at 550 thousand dollars, marking a 9.6% drop over 2014. GDP per capita of this circuit is 11.0% above average of the country, the Monitor writes.

After Fier are ranked Gjirokastra, Durres, Vlora, Berat and Korca.

The poorest city is Kukes, with about $319,000, marking a 2.2% drop, compared to 2014. The GDP per capita is 35.7% below the average of the country. Then, with GDP per lower per capita, the Elbasan District ranks at about $3351, marking a 0.5% drop over 2014. GDP per capita of this circuit is 29,2%, below the average of the country.

For all of Albania, in 2015 the level of GDP per capita is about $496 thousand. Compared to 2014 GDP per capita rose by 2,63%.

In the central statistical region, GDP per capita is 679 thousand dollars and there was an increase of 4.8%, compared to 2014. The GDP per capita of this region resulted in 20.1% above the average of the country. In the North statistical region, GDP per capita is $404 thousand, marking an increase of 5.9% compared to 2014. GDP per capita in this region is 18.5% below the average of the country. In the southern statistical region, GDP per capita is $457, marking a 3.3% drop, compared to 2014. The GDP per capita of this region is 7.8% below the average of the country.