MINISTRY OF ECONOMY
AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
OF GEORGIA

Georgia’s economic growth for Georgia was determined at 7,5%, while in December, it was determined at 7,2%.

The positive trends recorded in Georgia’s economy and high economic growth clearly indicate that the Georgian economy has maintained its resilience.

In December 2025, the turnover of VAT-paying enterprises increased by 11,0% compared to the figure of the corresponding month of the previous year, while the number of newly registered enterprises equaled 6134 units.

In 2025, significant positive contributions to economic growth were made by such sectors as information and communication, education, manufacturing, transportation and storage, and financial and insurance activities.

In 2025, high economic growth was supported by positive trends observed in foreign trade. In 2025, exports was increased by 11,2% and amounted to a record 7,3 billion USD.

The growth of domestic exports (export excluding re-export) in 2025 equaled to 12,5%, while the volume reached 3,4 billion USD.

In 2025, revenues received from travel (tourism) were increased by 6,0% annually and amounted to a record volume of 4,7 billion USD.

In November 2025, the improvement of the rating outlook by the rating company Fitch highlighted the resilience of Georgia’s economy toward external shocks.

According to assessments by international financial institutions and rating companies, Georgia’s economy maintains resilience as a result of prudent macroeconomic policy.
As the International Monetary Fund forecast revealed, among the countries of the region and Europe, Georgia will have the highest economic growth in the med-term period – (2026-2030) – averaging at 5,1%.