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Liberia to Somalia: 7 most poorest countries in the World

In a global tableau of poverty, these seven nations confront multifaceted hardships—from conflict to economic fragility.

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Liberia

Scarred by civil wars, Liberia faces economic fragility and post-conflict recovery. Struggling with infrastructure deficits, poverty remains a significant concern

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Chad

Landlocked Chad contends with conflict, limited infrastructure, and food insecurity. Persistent challenges impede socio-economic progress for its population

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Malawi

Agriculture-dependent Malawi battles food insecurity and health crises. Economic fragility and susceptibility to climate change amplify the struggle against poverty

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Niger

High population growth, desertification, and food insecurity contribute to Niger's poverty. Limited access to education and healthcare compounds the challenges

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Mozambique

Vulnerable to natural disasters, Mozambique struggles with economic hardships. Its population faces poverty exacerbated by cyclones and floods

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Democratic Republic of the Congo

Despite vast natural resources, DRC grapples with corruption and conflict. Widespread poverty persists amid challenges to economic growth

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Somalia

Ravaged by conflict and instability, Somalia faces severe poverty. Limited infrastructure and political unrest hinder development, leaving many in dire need

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