Georgia continues to display a steady and confident pace of economic growth within the region.
The country’s economic foundation rests on five major sectors: services, construction, energy, trade, and information technologies.
In 2023, Georgia’s economy expanded by 7.8%, driven mainly by a strong rebound in tourism , export growth, and rising domestic demand.
In 2024, the country achieved an even more impressive result — approximately 9.4% growth, making it one of the strongest performers across the continent.
According to international financial institutions, Georgia’s economy is expected to maintain a positive trend in 2025, with real GDP growth projected between 6% and 7%.
Such figures reflect the resilience of the national economy, continuous enhancement of the investment climate, and a strategic commitment to sustainable, long-term development.
Global Recognition
The country’s impressive progress in improving the business climate has been well documented in several international indices. An effective legal framework makes Georgia one of the least bureaucratic countries. It only takes you one day to start a business or register a property.
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7th country for ease of doing business by World Bank
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1st among the 19 countries of the region (ECA) – Corruption Perception Index
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Fraser Institute “World Economic Freedom” – Freedom of International Trade - 3rd place
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5th freest economy in the world.
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Heritage Foundation “Economic Freedom Index” – 22nd among 178 countries