Which country is poorer - Cambodia or Tajikistan?

Rakhmon played a vital role in Tajikistan's civil war, helping the pro-Communist effort to remove Islamist rebels from Dushanbe in the early 1990s. After years of civil war and violence, some stability returned to Tajikistan. The president has a firm grip on power, but the country remains poor and underdeveloped. read more

If we look at indicators like GDP per person (capita), which is the main indicator to define a country’s well-being, Cambodia wins with 1020$ as of 2015, while for Tajikistan this number amounts to 932$. read more

Yes, Tajikistan is a Persian country. Iran, Tajikistan and Afghanistan are the only Persian-majority countries, however, there are many countries that have a noticeable Persian population such as Uzbekistan which has a population of around 32 million and a Tajik population of 9 million and much smaller native populations in Kyrgyzstan and China as well as others. read more

7. Tajikistan Average Income – $2,300. A country with a history rich in culture, but not always wealthy in terms of liquid assets. Tajikistan is still recovering from the civil war nearly 10 years ago, the 2008 economic crisis, and at time of writing it is predicted that this country may fall into conflict against ISIS. read more