International agency Moody's has revised its assessment of Georgia's sovereign credit rating, upgrading the outlook from negative to stable, while affirming the rating at Ba2. The decision reflects the country's economic resilience and stable public finances amidst external risks.
The analytical report notes that strong macroeconomic and fiscal indicators have helped Georgia mitigate the impact of geopolitical uncertainty. An additional factor was ongoing coordination with international partners, which enhances the effectiveness of fiscal and monetary policies.
According to Moody's, Georgia's economy is projected to grow by 6.4% in 2026 and 5.5% in 2027. A gradual reduction in public debt is also expected, to approximately 30% of GDP, which is considered a sustainable benchmark for the country in the medium term.
Among the key drivers of growth, the agency highlights domestic consumption and investment activity, as well as the development of the tourism sector, which shows expanding and diversifying flows. The role of Georgia as a logistics hub for the Middle Corridor, strengthening trade ties and investment attractiveness in the region, is also specifically emphasized.
