MINISTRY OF ECONOMY
AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
OF GEORGIA

Asian Development Bank updates its forecast stating that Georgia’s economic growth for 2025 will be 7%, which is by 1,0% higher than the bank’s forecast of April, 2025. According to this review, the Georgian economy will grow by 5,0% in 2026.

ADB estimates that Georgia’s real growth in the first half of 2025 was 8,3% - the services sector was increased by 12,9%, mainly driven by a 28,6% growth in the information and communication sector. The bank also notes the growth of profit reinvestment by foreign investors and its role in increasing economic activity. ADB estimates that absolute poverty decreased by 2,4% in 2024, reaching 9,4%. The Bank’s research also highlights the consistency of macroeconomic policy, which ensures macroeconomic stability and the maintenance of low inflation. ADB also focuses on the growth of exports and tourism revenues this year.

It is important that other international financial institutions also confirm the resilience of the Georgian economy and the country’s correct macroeconomic policy – International Monetary Fund raised Georgia’s 2025 economic growth forecast from 6% to 7,2%, and EBRD also increases it from 6% to 7%. It is noteworthy that, according to IMF’s assessment, Georgia will have the highest average economic growth among the countries of the region and Europe in 2025-2030, at 5,4%.