As of January 2026, Georgia's public external debt reached $9.533 billion, an increase of $985.8 million (11.5%) over the year. In January 2025, the debt was $8.548 billion. A significant portion of the debt is attributable to multilateral loans — $7.010 billion, bilateral loans amount to $1.614 billion.
The country's largest creditors remain the Asian Development Bank ($2.581 billion), the World Bank and the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development ($1.916 billion), as well as the European Investment Bank ($1.228 billion). Other significant obligations are to IDA, EBRD and the IMF.
The debt burden also includes obligations to individual states: France ($890 million), Germany ($590 million), Japan ($113 million) and other countries. In general, the growth of external debt reflects the active attraction of international financial resources for the development of the Georgian economy.
Now on home
Most offenders were recorded in Tbilisi
New rules will allow the commission to initiate inspections and apply sanctions independently
Focus on Transport, Energy, and Digital Communications
The industry complains about staff turnover and outdated tariffs
In just one year, about 3.9 thousand cargo flights were operated at Georgian airports
CIPS is not an alternative to SWIFT
Not all banks finished the month in the black
This was stated by the Minister of Economy and Sustainable Development
On the site of the former BNZ
The initiative aims to reduce the number of deaths and injuries in road accidents
