GDP (Gross Domestic Product): Guinea

Analysis# Guinea GDP (Gross Domestic Product) Guinea's GDP reached 30.922 USD billion in 2026, marking its highest level on record. The West African nation has experienced dramatic economic expansion since 1980, when GDP stood at just 2.284 USD billion—representing a total increase of 1,188.4% over nearly five decades. From the early 1980s low point, Guinea's economy has grown substantially, though growth remained moderate through much of the 1990s and 2000s. The period from 2017 onward reveals accelerating momentum, with GDP nearly tripling from 10.325 USD billion to the current 30.922 USD billion. Annual growth averaged approximately 10% between 2017 and 2026, driven largely by mining sectors and improving macroeconomic conditions. Projections suggest Guinea's economy will continue expanding, positioning the nation among Africa's faster-growing economies through the remainder of the decade.