Tracks annual defence budgets, supplementary allocations and reported expenditure. Distinguishes planned funding from reported execution, with dates, currencies and sources so changes can be compared over time.
Historical adopted-budget figures only, for 1994–1999. SIPRI warns that coverage changed with public-account classifications; no information is available after 1999. These figures do not establish current spending. 1999 GDP share: 3.11%. 1999 general government expenditure share: 14.96%.
As of:
Original-source amount: 111.9 USD million
Published in current USD by SIPRI using the relevant year’s exchange rate; no second conversion applied.
Historical adopted-budget figures only, for 1994–1999. SIPRI warns that coverage changed with public-account classifications; no information is available after 1999. These figures do not establish current spending. 1998 GDP share: 3.34%. 1998 general government expenditure share: 12.82%.
As of:
Original-source amount: 87.5 USD million
Published in current USD by SIPRI using the relevant year’s exchange rate; no second conversion applied.
Historical adopted-budget figures only, for 1994–1999. SIPRI warns that coverage changed with public-account classifications; no information is available after 1999. These figures do not establish current spending. 1997 GDP share: 4.25%. 1997 general government expenditure share: 15.83%.
As of:
Original-source amount: 106.2 USD million
Published in current USD by SIPRI using the relevant year’s exchange rate; no second conversion applied.
Historical adopted-budget figures only, for 1994–1999. SIPRI warns that coverage changed with public-account classifications; no information is available after 1999. These figures do not establish current spending. 1996 GDP share: 2.19%.
As of:
Original-source amount: 48.5 USD million
Published in current USD by SIPRI using the relevant year’s exchange rate; no second conversion applied.
Historical adopted-budget figures only, for 1994–1999. SIPRI warns that coverage changed with public-account classifications; no information is available after 1999. These figures do not establish current spending. 1995 GDP share: 2.32%.
As of:
Original-source amount: 135.6 USD million
Published in current USD by SIPRI using the relevant year’s exchange rate; no second conversion applied.
Historical adopted-budget figures only, for 1994–1999. SIPRI warns that coverage changed with public-account classifications; no information is available after 1999. These figures do not establish current spending. 1994 GDP share: 1.80%.
As of:
Original-source amount: 79.6 USD million
Published in current USD by SIPRI using the relevant year’s exchange rate; no second conversion applied.
USD at each amount’s reference-period average exchange rate. Original amounts, rate periods and sources are available below. Current-year conversions are provisional; values are not adjusted for inflation.
National budget figures and the SIPRI statistical series can use different scopes and accounting bases. They are shown separately and must not be added together. Missing figures are not zero spending.
Only historical adopted-budget figures for 1994–1999 are available. Classification changes affect comparability. Current spending is not established.
Published in current USD by SIPRI using the relevant year’s exchange rate; no second conversion applied.
Annual datasets 2Military expenditure · share of GDP 1994–1999Coverage and method
SIPRI’s published military-budget observations as a percentage of GDP for the same calendar year. The country is marked as adopted budgets, rather than actual expenditure.
Historical adopted-budget observations, not verified execution. SIPRI flags classification changes in Turkmenistan’s public accounts and no information after 1999 (country note 53). No missing year or current spending trend is inferred.
Published cell BA128; fraction multiplied by 100. Adopted-budget marker § and country note 53: changing public-account classifications; no information after 1999. No interpolation.
Published cell AZ128; fraction multiplied by 100. Adopted-budget marker § and country note 53: changing public-account classifications; no information after 1999. No interpolation.
Published cell AY128; fraction multiplied by 100. Adopted-budget marker § and country note 53: changing public-account classifications; no information after 1999. No interpolation.
Published cell AX128; fraction multiplied by 100. Adopted-budget marker § and country note 53: changing public-account classifications; no information after 1999. No interpolation.
Published cell AW128; fraction multiplied by 100. Adopted-budget marker § and country note 53: changing public-account classifications; no information after 1999. No interpolation.
Published cell AV128; fraction multiplied by 100. Adopted-budget marker § and country note 53: changing public-account classifications; no information after 1999. No interpolation.
Military expenditure · share of government spending 1997–1999Coverage and method
SIPRI’s military-budget observations divided by general government expenditure for the financial year, shown as percentages. These are adopted-budget observations, not verified spending outturns.
Historical adopted-budget observations, not verified execution. SIPRI flags classification changes in Turkmenistan’s public accounts and no information after 1999 (country note 53). No missing year or current spending trend is inferred.
Published cell O130; fraction multiplied by 100. Adopted-budget marker § and country note 53: changing public-account classifications; no information after 1999. No interpolation.
Published cell N130; fraction multiplied by 100. Adopted-budget marker § and country note 53: changing public-account classifications; no information after 1999. No interpolation.
Published cell M130; fraction multiplied by 100. Adopted-budget marker § and country note 53: changing public-account classifications; no information after 1999. No interpolation.
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Calendar-year observation
1999 · SIPRI observation
SIPRI observationStatistical series
SIPRI’s annual military-expenditure series lists $111.92 Mn.
Details and sources
Published current-USD observation for the calendar year. The source series may use adopted budgets or expenditure estimates; its specific basis and coverage qualifications are stated below. This is a compiled statistical series, not a procurement-contract total. Historical adopted-budget figures only, for 1994–1999. SIPRI warns that coverage changed with public-account classifications; no information is available after 1999. These figures do not establish current spending. 1999 GDP share: 3.11%. 1999 general government expenditure share: 14.96%.
Original-source amount: SIPRI’s annual military-expenditure series lists 111.923 USD million.
The source reports current USD; no second currency conversion is applied.
Calendar-year observation
1998 · SIPRI observation
SIPRI observationStatistical series
SIPRI’s annual military-expenditure series lists $87.51 Mn.
Details and sources
Published current-USD observation for the calendar year. The source series may use adopted budgets or expenditure estimates; its specific basis and coverage qualifications are stated below. This is a compiled statistical series, not a procurement-contract total. Historical adopted-budget figures only, for 1994–1999. SIPRI warns that coverage changed with public-account classifications; no information is available after 1999. These figures do not establish current spending. 1998 GDP share: 3.34%. 1998 general government expenditure share: 12.82%.
Original-source amount: SIPRI’s annual military-expenditure series lists 87.51 USD million.
The source reports current USD; no second currency conversion is applied.
Calendar-year observation
1997 · SIPRI observation
SIPRI observationStatistical series
SIPRI’s annual military-expenditure series lists $106.19 Mn.
Details and sources
Published current-USD observation for the calendar year. The source series may use adopted budgets or expenditure estimates; its specific basis and coverage qualifications are stated below. This is a compiled statistical series, not a procurement-contract total. Historical adopted-budget figures only, for 1994–1999. SIPRI warns that coverage changed with public-account classifications; no information is available after 1999. These figures do not establish current spending. 1997 GDP share: 4.25%. 1997 general government expenditure share: 15.83%.
Original-source amount: SIPRI’s annual military-expenditure series lists 106.191 USD million.
The source reports current USD; no second currency conversion is applied.
Calendar-year observation
1996 · SIPRI observation
SIPRI observationStatistical series
SIPRI’s annual military-expenditure series lists $48.54 Mn.
Details and sources
Published current-USD observation for the calendar year. The source series may use adopted budgets or expenditure estimates; its specific basis and coverage qualifications are stated below. This is a compiled statistical series, not a procurement-contract total. Historical adopted-budget figures only, for 1994–1999. SIPRI warns that coverage changed with public-account classifications; no information is available after 1999. These figures do not establish current spending. 1996 GDP share: 2.19%.
Original-source amount: SIPRI’s annual military-expenditure series lists 48.549 USD million.
The source reports current USD; no second currency conversion is applied.
Calendar-year observation
1995 · SIPRI observation
SIPRI observationStatistical series
SIPRI’s annual military-expenditure series lists $135.61 Mn.
Details and sources
Published current-USD observation for the calendar year. The source series may use adopted budgets or expenditure estimates; its specific basis and coverage qualifications are stated below. This is a compiled statistical series, not a procurement-contract total. Historical adopted-budget figures only, for 1994–1999. SIPRI warns that coverage changed with public-account classifications; no information is available after 1999. These figures do not establish current spending. 1995 GDP share: 2.32%.
Original-source amount: SIPRI’s annual military-expenditure series lists 135.613 USD million.
The source reports current USD; no second currency conversion is applied.
Calendar-year observation
1994 · SIPRI observation
SIPRI observationStatistical series
SIPRI’s annual military-expenditure series lists $79.58 Mn.
Details and sources
Published current-USD observation for the calendar year. The source series may use adopted budgets or expenditure estimates; its specific basis and coverage qualifications are stated below. This is a compiled statistical series, not a procurement-contract total. Historical adopted-budget figures only, for 1994–1999. SIPRI warns that coverage changed with public-account classifications; no information is available after 1999. These figures do not establish current spending. 1994 GDP share: 1.80%.
Original-source amount: SIPRI’s annual military-expenditure series lists 79.583 USD million.
The source reports current USD; no second currency conversion is applied.
Scope
Source review through 1 November 2026. Personnel estimates cover 1992–2020; SIPRI’s adopted-budget figures stop in 1999 and change scope with public-account classifications. No current defence-only budget is inferred from whole-state totals. US fiscal-year programmes, supplier export authorisations, declared transfers and public displays remain separate measures. Local shipyard work does not establish wholly domestic production.
Method & coverage
This is a curated public-source reference, not a complete inventory. Each record identifies an event or publication date, implementation stage and evidence type; the detail explains which date is known. An official report establishes what the issuer said; a contract does not establish delivery, and delivery does not establish readiness. Unknown quantities remain unknown. Records count publications or developments, not weapons, personnel or military strength.
Official report
The issuing institution reports the event or figure; this is not independent corroboration.
Independently corroborated
Distinct independent evidence supports the specific recorded claim.
Estimate
A sourced estimate, with its method and limits retained.
Unresolved
The available evidence does not establish the specific point.
