Foreign Investment and Trade in Georgia Reach New Records
Georgia has strengthened its position as an international business hub, with foreign direct investment and trade volumes reaching new milestones. Preliminary data shows foreign direct investment exceeding $533 million in a single quarter of 2025, nearly doubling compared with the previous year.
At the same time, Georgia’s exports and trade turnover have continued to rise. By mid-2025, exports had increased by 8.9% to more than $3.8 billion, while total foreign trade exceeded $14 billion, reflecting strong demand for Georgian goods and services.
The government’s pro-investment policies, simplified company registration procedures, and low corporate tax model are widely credited for attracting international investors from Europe, the Middle East, and Asia.
