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Georgia's Gold and Foreign Exchange Reserves Soar: Indicator Reaches $6.47 Billion
The National Bank actively increased reserves, and gold became an important part of the reserve structure
Trump Tower in Tbilisi: 70 Floors, Gold on the Facade, and a $2 Billion Project
Visualizations of the tallest building in the Georgian capital as part of The Trump Organization's project have been published
National Bank of Georgia Raises Rate to 8.25%: Inflation Accelerated Due to Oil and Logistics
Regulator Responds to Global Shocks and Price Increases Despite Strong Economy
Georgian Railways transported 1.67 million passengers in 2025
Passenger traffic is stable, with the structure of transportation shifting towards transit
Georgia Increases Electricity Subsidies
New measures compensate for tariff hikes and expand payments to large families
Fuel Shortage: Georgia to Massively Cancel Flights
Low-cost carriers and routes with low occupancy are at risk
Exports Soar 37-Fold: Georgia Sharply Increases Oil Product Supplies
New Kulevi Refinery Already Bringing in Hundreds of Millions of Dollars and Changing the Market
Georgia Completes First Stage of Railway Reform: Entire Network Now Under Modern European Control
The country is confidently moving towards integration with the EU in the transport sector
Shortage of Specialists Remains the Main Problem for Businesses in Georgia
Business Climate Index Rises to 42.5 Points
Project of the Century Changed Again: Anaklia Port Master Plan to Be Recalculated from Scratch
Georgia has attracted European consultants to review the budget and prospects until 2050
Drivers Prepared for a Surprise: Fines Sharply Increased from May 1
New rules tighten penalties for speeding, phone use, and even parking near hydrants
A powerful 130 MW wind farm to be built near Lake Paravani
The project, with dozens of turbines and its own infrastructure, could change the energy balance of the region
Up to $740 million past the budget: Illegal casinos hit Georgia
The industry disputes with authorities over the scale of the shadow market and the consequences of tax reform
South Korea Returns to Georgia: Flights Could Start as Early as Summer
Korean Air Prepares Charters, While Authorities Discuss Launching Regular Air Service
Georgian Airports Take Off: Passenger Records and Cargo Growth
Flows Intensify, But One Key Resort Airport Unexpectedly Declined
Who earns the most in Georgia: a list of the most in-demand professions published
IT, aviation, and maritime sectors are at the core of the list of highly paid public sector specialties
Toyota, Ford, and BMW Dominate Used Car Market in 2026
Over 35 Thousand Cars per Quarter and Steady Demand for Proven Models
Internet in Georgia Accelerates: 18.8 GB per Subscriber and Operator Revenue Growth
Users are increasingly consuming traffic, and the market shows stable expansion
Georgia Increases Output at Its Sole Kartli Wind Farm
Despite the growth, the country still relies on electricity imports
Anaklia Comes to Life: Georgia Launches Active Construction of Deep-Water Port
The project, involving Belgium's Jan De Nul, is set to strengthen the country's role in the transit "Middle Corridor"
Over 108,000 citizens from Russia, Ukraine, and Belarus have relocated to Georgia
Foreigners now constitute a significant portion of the country's population and are concentrated in Tbilisi and Batumi
Georgia and China Open New Air Bridge: Tbilisi - Shanghai Flights Launch
Direct connection with China's largest metropolis to start in July, three times a week
Oil changes the game: how Georgia sharply entered the oil market
After the launch of refining in Kulevi, oil products became the second largest category in the country's foreign trade
Xiaomi May Come to Georgia: Authorities Proposed Opening an Assembly Plant
The discussion is about creating a CKD site and turning the country into a new logistics hub for deliveries to Europe and Asia
Georgia Faces Logistics Challenges: SOCAR Points to "Bottlenecks" in Fuel Transport and Storage
Railways and storage deficits hinder the country's transit potential between the Caspian and Black Seas
Georgian Airways on the brink of survival: flights cut, company warns of possible bankruptcy
Rising fuel prices and falling revenues put the Georgian carrier in a critical situation
Georgia issued half as many passports; Russians still lead
In 2025, the number of new citizens declined noticeably, while the structure of recipients remained almost unchanged
Talks on electric vehicle production in Kutaisi have resumed
Kutaisi is back in the game after 7 years of silence
Condor Returns to Georgia: Daily Frankfurt-Tbilisi Flights Launched
The German airline is once again opening direct service to Tbilisi on regional airliners