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Foreign direct investment (FDI) inflows in Niger from 1970 to 2023 (in 1,000 U.S. dollars)

Characteristic	Col1	Col1
2023	1,025,552.44	1,872,520.53
2022	965,975.26	-186,792.43
2021	594,829.13	3,313,210
2020	360,653.57	2,385,277.67
2019	717,147.64	2,305,099.81
2018	466,042.27	775,247.4
2017	338,710.71	2,412,974.92
2016	301,332.48	3,453,258.41
2015	529,476.87	3,064,168.9
2014	822,967.02	4,693,828.63
2013	719,338.47	5,562,857.99
2012	841,227.44	7,069,908.43
2011	1,067,186.14	8,841,062.05
2010	796,636.16	6,026,253.09
2009	633,819.2	8,555,990.01
2008	283,076.21	8,194,071.9
2007	99,073.67	6,036,021.4
2006	40,310.04	4,854,353.98
2005	49,753.6	4,982,533.93
2004	24,411.29	1,874,060.89
2003	18,529.14	2,005,353.56
2002	7,827.44	1,874,070.75
2001	22,587.46	1,190,618.64
2000	15,767.21	1,140,167.56
1999	1,605.27	1,004,915.63
1998	-1,764.55	299,566.66
1997	18,959.36	469,577.02
1996	8,630.59	499,276.81
1995	2,233.8	335,842.16
1994	4,075.97	1,959,219.86
1993	-34,157.06	1,345,368.59
1992	56,390.11	896,641.28
1991	11,240.42	712,373.36
1990	40,809.54	587,882.97
1989	-1,564.22	1,884,249.74
1988	2,155.46	378,667.1
1987	6,405.21	610,552.09
1986	-12,408.1	193,214.91
1985	-9,382.03	485,581.32
1984	1,446.37	189,164.78
1983	1,215.01	364,434.58
1982	28,216.14	430,611.26
1981	-6,112.65	542,327.29
1980	49,119.76	-738,870
1979	46,788.84	309,598.87
1978	42,657.88	210,933.27
1977	12,850.07	440,514.24
1976	9,889.08	339,000
1975	22,555.81	470,120
1974	6,908.88	257,000
1973	1,000	373,000
1972	900	305,000
1971	-5,300	286,000
1970	2,720	205,000

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April 2025

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Nigeria

Survey time period

1970 to 2023

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The net inflows of foreign direct investment (FDI) as a share of gross domestic product (GDP) in Niger stood at 1.03 billion U.S. dollars in 2023. Between 1970 and 2023, the share rose by 1.02 billion U.S. dollars, though the increase followed an uneven trajectory rather than a consistent upward trend.