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Georgia Purchased Oil from Kazakhstan for the First Time
The country is preparing to abandon Russian raw materials
Georgia's Exports Soar by 21.6%, While Domestic Supplies Jump by 64%
China, Russia, and Turkey became the largest destinations for Georgian exports in the first seven months of 2026
Volume of Gas Transportation via South Caucasus Pipeline Increased
Gas is transported through Georgia to Turkey
Advertising revenues of Georgian TV channels soared by 53.5% - up to $9 million per quarter
The main growth came from the largest TV channels, with advertisers including companies from Russia, Georgia, and other countries
Azerbaijan, Turkey, and Russia Lead Money Transfers from Georgia
$39 million sent from the country in a month
Demand for flights from Russia to Georgia has significantly increased
The main growth occurred in July and August
Georgia's Radio Market Loses Ad Revenue: Quarterly Income Down Nearly 8%
Radio stations earned 1.8 million GEL from advertising, with total revenue for the first half of the year reaching 3.2 million GEL
Georgia sharply increased imports from Belarus: trade doubled in six months
Trade turnover reached $141.8 million, but almost all growth was provided by supplies of Belarusian oil and petroleum products
Passengers in Georgia will start receiving compensation for train delays: a two-hour delay means 50% compensation
New rules have obliged "Georgian Railway" to compensate passengers for delays, and also protected their rights in case of train cancellations and baggage problems
ProCredit Bank and Skytel Attract Funding to Expand Internet Network in Georgia
EBRD-backed investments will be directed towards developing telecommunications infrastructure and connecting regions to high-speed internet
Georgia, Azerbaijan, Turkey, and Bulgaria Prepare Energy Corridor to Europe
The new project aims to create a direct route for electricity transmission from the South Caucasus to European countries via Georgian territory
Jet Fuel Prices Down for the Week, But Still 63% Higher Than Last Year
The average cost of jet fuel dropped to $147 per barrel, but airline fuel expenses remain significantly higher than last year's figures
Georgia's Foreign Trade Turnover Exceeded $15.5 Billion in Seven Months of 2026
The country's exports grew by more than 20%, but the trade balance remains negative due to a significant excess of imports over foreign supplies
Georgians spent 686 million GEL abroad
The number of foreign trips increased by only a few percent, but the average spending of travelers grew much more significantly.
Georgians started using the internet more actively: mobile traffic grew by 22%
The average user already consumes 20.6 GB per month, while operators simultaneously increase revenue and income per subscriber.
Georgia accumulates a record $7.5 billion: the country's international reserves soar by almost 50%
The National Bank continues to actively buy currency and gold, increasing the country's financial cushion to a historical maximum.
Georgian Airways may face huge fine: airline disputes with regulator
The carrier refused to compensate a passenger for damaged luggage, but Georgian authorities recognized the company's actions as a violation of consumer rights.
Valuables Worth 1.57 Billion Lari Pledged in Georgian Pawnshops
Georgian microfinance organizations are earning more from pledges, and rising gold prices are increasing the value of clients' assets.
Georgia's Economy Accelerates: Country's GDP Grew by 8.6% in One Month
Despite declines in certain sectors, growth in industry, construction, and IT helped the Georgian economy achieve a high result in June 2026.
Scammers devise new loan scheme: Georgians warned of "calls" from National Bank
Fraudsters impersonate employees of the National Bank of Georgia and try to gain access to online banking under the pretext of protecting accounts.
Georgia Prepares Financial "Safety Cushion" for Banks: World Bank to Allocate $35 Million
The new project aims to strengthen the country's banking system protection against potential crises and bring regulatory mechanisms closer to international standards.
