Georgia GDP

Georgia's GDP has diversified significantly, with services, tourism, agriculture, and energy playing key roles. The country's strategic position between Europe and Asia supports its role as a trade and logistics hub. Agriculture produces wine, fruits, and nuts, supporting exports, while hydropower potential provides sustainable energy. Tourism has grown rapidly, fueled by Georgia's cultural heritage, mountains, and Black Sea resorts. Reforms have strengthened its business environment, attracting foreign investment. Challenges remain in poverty and unemployment, but Georgia's integration with European markets and focus on infrastructure development continue to drive its long-term growth prospects and global economic ties.

World Bank GDP economic data: 2010-2024. Last updated Oct 2025.

Georgia GDP Statistics by Year