Azerbaijan vs Romania: Adult literacy

Adult literacy: 99.8% in Azerbaijan in 2023 and 99.2% in Romania in 2021, by UNESCO estimates. In 2011 the value was higher in Azerbaijan, by 1.2 percentage points, or 1.01 times that in Romania.

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% of adults · UNESCO

AzerbaijanRomaniaWorld

What the numbers say

Azerbaijan has been higher in every year both have figures for since 2011.
The world as a whole: 84.7% in 2011.

Every year

% of adults · UNESCO

Year	Azerbaijan	Romania	World
2024	–	–	87.7
2023	99.8	–	87.6
2022	–	–	87.4
2021	–	99.2	87.2
2020	–	–	87
2019	99.8	–	86.8
2018	–	–	86.8
2017	99.8	–	86.5
2016	99.8	–	86.3
2015	99.8	–	86
2014	99.8	–	85.6
2013	99.8	–	85.2
2012	99.8	–	84.9
2011	99.8	98.6	84.7
2010	99.8	–	84.4
2009	99.8	–	83.8
2008	–	–	83.5
2007	99.6	–	83.1
2006	–	–	82.5
2005	–	–	82.6
2004	–	–	82.6
2003	–	–	82.2
2002	–	97.3	81.7
2001	–	–	81.4
2000	–	–	81.1
1999	98.8	–	80.9
1998	–	–	80.5
1997	–	–	79.3
1996	–	–	77.3
1995	–	–	76.9
1994	–	–	76.4
1993	–	–	76
1992	–	96.7	75.5
1991	–	–	75.1
1990	–	–	74.6
1989	–	–	74.1
1988	–	–	73.6
1987	–	–	71.9
1986	–	–	71.3
1985	–	–	70.7
1984	–	–	70.2
1983	–	–	69.5
1982	–	–	68.9
1981	–	–	68.4
1980	–	–	67.8
1979	–	–	67.2
1978	–	–	66.5
1977	–	–	65.9
1976	–	–	65.6
1975	–	–	65.4

Each country on its own

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The share of people aged 15 and over who can read and write a short, simple statement about their everyday life.
Source: UNESCO Institute for Statistics, via the World Bank.
The faint line is the world as a whole, as the same source counts it.

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