Top 10 poorest countries in Europe - See which is number 1!

Poorest countries in Europe : Europe is widely famous as one of the richest continents on the planet; the majority of developed nations are spotted in this area. The countries such as Luxembourg, Norway, Switzerland, Denmark and many other wealthiest countries are present in Europe.

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Do you know which the poorest country in Europe is? In this rundown, Moldova stands on the first spot being the most poorest European country having lowest Per capita GDP. According to 2014 estimates, it’s per Capita GDP was amounted $3,800. Later than the termination of Soviet Union, Moldova gained the independence in 1991. Moldova is entirely relying on its agricultural exports to the other countries. As a result, majority of its occupants are employed by its agricultural sector. The economy of this poorest European nation is too low to enjoy the highest quality of life by its inhabitants. Contrary to the other European countries, the living standard of this nation is extremely low making it at the number One spot in this rundown.

After dividing the per capita GDP to the total number of inhabitants, this ranking list is prepared by keeping the sequence of Per Capita GDP, made by Central Intelligence Agency. Below is the quick overlook on the most poverty ridden countries in Europe.

Getting the second spot in the list of top ten poorest European countries , the country is not other than Ukraine, which is surrounded by Russia to the East side and Poland to the Western boundaries. In 1991, it was considered a part of Soviet Union but later on during the same year, it got the independence after the closure of Soviet Union. With the highest number of population on the entire continent, Ukraine has the largest military power. Nevertheless, in spite of its huge population and military power, it still stands on the second spot in the poorest European nations list.

10- Romania

Just kicking of this ranking list, the 10th one is Romania, which is surrounded by Ukraine, Bulgaria, Moldova, Hungary and Serbia. More than 19,942,642 people reside in this nation that is covering the total area of 238,391 sq km. According to 2013 estimates, It’s per capita GDP $18,365 is making it the 10th poorest nation in Europe continent. Also See: Top 10 countries with fastest growing economies – You will be shocked seeing this!

9- Bulgaria

The next spot is given to Bulgaria. It is just spotted between the Southeastern part of the Europe continent. Sofia is the capital as well as the largest city of this nation. More than 7 million occupants reside in the countryside with per capita GDP of $16,041. Majority of its occupants are Christianity followers. After joining the Soviet Union in 2007, it got fame as the most recent member of Soviet Union. There was a time when Bulgaria was ruled by the communist party, but today the trend has been changed, and Bulgaria has become a market economy. Also See: The world’s most expensive watch brands of all time (+Photos)

8- Montenegro

Just behind the Republic of Macedonia, The next poorest country is not other than Montenegro that is spotted just between Serbia and the Adriatic Sea. It got its independence from Serbia on June 3rd, 2006. A report has revealed that the number of its occupants is not more than a million. Overall GDP of this nation is estimated to be more than 4 billion. Tourism and the exports of its refined metals are giving a reasonable amount to its Economy. Also See: Top 10 most powerful passports in the world (With Picture s)

7- Serbia

Incorporating about 23 different cities and 122 municipalities, Serbia is another poorest country in the Europe where people are living on the per capita GDP of $11,100. No doubt Serbian is used as the official language in the countryside. However, when it comes to the most spoken languages, Hungarian comes on the second spot in Serbia. Also See: Top 10 Cults and religions of the underworld – With all their dirty secrets exposed! (Photos + Videos)

6- Macedonia

Officially recognized as the Republic of Macedonia, the nation has the parliamentary democratic government system. Skopje is the Capital and the major city of Macedonia, and one-fourth of the Macedonian occupants are living in the capital city of this nation. Also See: List of the most racist countries in the world (With Photos) . More than 30% of its people are living beneath the poverty level. According to the 2013 statistics, the per capita GDP of Macedonian People was amounted $10,800 making it qualified for being the seventh poorest European country.

5- Albania

Taking the next spot in this ranking list, Albania is also taking part as one of poorest European countries. where more than 3,020,209 people are living on the per capita GDP of $10,700.The infrastructure of Albanian government is a parliamentary republic. It is surrounded by Kosovo, Greece and Montenegro. Although several types of natural resources such as Natural Gas, Bauxite, Petroleum and iron or are present here yet the nation is unable to raise its GDP thorough these natural assets. And aforementioned is one of the major factors for which the nation stands amid these poor nations in the richest continent Europe.

4- Bosnia and Herzegovina

Bosnia and Herzegovina is a multi-ethnic nation which is found just between the southeastern side of Europe continent. Around 3871643 occupants are living with the Per Capita GDP of $8,300 making it the fourth poorest nation in Europe. Bosniaks are the chief ethnic party in the countryside comprising around 48% of the population. Also See: 10 Most evil women in history of the world – You will be shocked to see their evil deeds! (With Pictures)

3- KOSOVO

Just behind Ukraine, The Republic of Kosovo is the third poorest European country in this ranking list. It is a small nation spotted just between Macedonia and Serbia. It covers the overall land area of 10,887 square kilometers. In its history, The Ottoman Empire had much significance because Kosovo ruled this nation for the five centuries. According to 2013, figures, $7,600 Per Capita GDP are making it the third poorest country in the Europe continent . Economy of Kosovo totally depends on the foreign aid and the remittances of Diaspora, which are settled in Switzerland and Germany .

2. UKRAINE

Ukraine is a country in Eastern Europe. It has an area of 603,628 km 2 (233,062 sq mi), making it the largest country entirely withinEurope. Ukraine borders Russia to the east and northeast, Belarus to the northwest, Poland and Slovakia to the west, Hungary, Romania, and Moldova to the southwest, and the Black Sea and Sea of Azov to the south and southeast, respectively.

The territory of modern Ukraine has been inhabited since 32,000 BC. During the Middle Ages, the area was a key center of East Slavic culture, with the powerful state of Kievan Rus' forming the basis of Ukrainian identity. Following its fragmentation in the 13th century, the territory was contested, ruled and divided by a variety of powers, includingLithuania, Poland, the Ottoman Empire, Austro-Hungary, and Russia. A Cossack republic emerged and prospered during the 17th and 18th centuries, but Ukraine's territories remained divided until they were consolidated into aSoviet republic in the 20th century. It became independent in 1991 following the dissolution of the Soviet Union.

1. MOLDOVA

Moldova which is the number 1 poorest country in Europe, (an Eastern European country and former Soviet republic), has terrain encompassing forests, rocky hills and vineyards. It shares linguistic and cultural roots with its neighbor, Romania. Its wine regions include Nistreana, known for its reds, and Codru, home to some of the world’s largest cellars. The capital, Chișinău, has Soviet-style architecture and the National Museum of History, exhibiting ethnographic and art collections.

List of Top Ten Poorest European Countries 2015 Rank Country Capital GDP (Per Capita ) (USD) 1. Moldova Chișinău $3,800 2. Ukraine Kiev $7,400 3. Kosovo Pristina $7,600 4. Bosnia and Herzegovina Sarajevo $8,300 5. Albania Tirana $10,700 6. Macedonia Skopje $10,800 7. Serbia Belgrade $11,100 8. Montenegro Podgorica $11,900 9. Bulgaria Sofia $16,041 10. Romania Bucharest $18,365 - http://www.whichcountry.co

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List of Top Ten Poorest European Countries 2015
Rank	Country	Capital	GDP (Per Capita ) (USD)
1.	Moldova	Chișinău	$3,800
2.	Ukraine	Kiev	$7,400
3.	Kosovo	Pristina	$7,600
4.	Bosnia and Herzegovina	Sarajevo	$8,300
5.	Albania	Tirana	$10,700
6.	Macedonia	Skopje	$10,800
7.	Serbia	Belgrade	$11,100
8.	Montenegro	Podgorica	$11,900
9.	Bulgaria	Sofia	$16,041
10.	Romania	Bucharest	$18,365

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