ICT service exports, US$ — all countries

ICT service exports, US$ — Democratic Republic of the Congo

ICT service exports, US$ in the Democratic Republic of the Congo in 2025 — 2,513,903 US$. Ranked 92 in the world out of 94. Since 2005, the indicator has fallen by 91.2%.

2025 2.51M US$ −38.22% vs 2024
World rank 92of 94
Period maximum 101M US$2008
Period minimum 1.69M US$2023

Trend over time

2005–2025 · US$

ICT service exports, US$ — Democratic Republic of the Congo, 2005–2025050M100M150M200520072009201120132015201720192021202320252005: 28,500,000 US$2006: 57,500,000 US$2007: 62,300,000 US$2008: 101,400,000 US$2009: 92,500,000 US$2010: 67,400,000 US$2011: 74,400,000 US$2012: 44,523,065 US$2013: 17,376,123 US$2014: 10,899,068 US$2015: 8,061,126 US$2016: 5,795,559 US$2017: 6,567,829 US$2018: 3,484,393 US$2019: 2,120,206 US$2020: 3,819,428 US$2021: 4,064,632 US$2022: 1,936,877 US$2023: 1,685,898 US$2024: 4,069,065 US$2025: 2,513,903 US$
Change over the period: −25.99M (−91.18%) Average annual rate: -11.43 %
ICT service exports, US$ — Democratic Republic of the Congo, by year Democratic Republic of the Congo All countries CSV XLSX
Year US$ Change Change, %
2025 2.51M −1.56M −38.22%
2024 4.07M +2.38M +141.36%
2023 1.69M −250,979 −12.96%
2022 1.94M −2.13M −52.35%
2021 4.06M +245,204 +6.42%
2020 3.82M +1.7M +80.14%
2019 2.12M −1.36M −39.15%
2018 3.48M −3.08M −46.95%
2017 6.57M +772,270 +13.33%
2016 5.8M −2.27M −28.1%
2015 8.06M −2.84M −26.04%
2014 10.9M −6.48M −37.28%
2013 17.38M −27.15M −60.97%
2012 44.52M −29.88M −40.16%
2011 74.4M +7M +10.39%
2010 67.4M −25.1M −27.14%
2009 92.5M −8.9M −8.78%
2008 101M +39.1M +62.76%
2007 62.3M +4.8M +8.35%
2006 57.5M +29M +101.75%
2005 28.5M

Middle Africa, 2025

The same indicator for neighboring countries — with links to their pages

AO Angola 20.57M CD Democratic Republic of the Congo 2.51M

About the indicator

Exports of services in information and communication technologies: computer services and software development, information services, telecommunications. The one line of world trade that hardly depends on geography and logistics — which is why countries far from the trade routes have come out at the top of the list.

Important: Unlike the share, the absolute series makes it possible to compare the scale of the industry between countries: the share is high in tiny economies too, where the whole of exports of services is small.

Source: World Development Indicators (World Bank), license CC BY 4.0.