The National Statistics Office of Georgia (Geostat) reports that Georgia’s foreign trade reached USD 7.76 billion in January-April 2025 (a 15.3% increase year-on-year, compared to the same period in 2024). Exports attained USD 2.01 billion (up by 14.2), while imports equaled to USD 5.74 billion (up by 15.7%). Consequently, 48.1% of total foreign trade turnover was accounted for Georgia’s trade deficit (USD 3.73 billion).
Georgia’s leading import item in January-April 2025 was motor cars (USD 966.4 million, 16.8% of total imports). Then followed paintings, drawings, and pastels (USD 481.2 million (8.4%). Petroleum and petroleum oils were third (USD 396.5 million, 6.9%).
72.7% of Georgia’s total imports were accounted for the top ten import partners. The United States (USD 881.2 million), Turkey (USD 814.2 million) and Russia (USD 669.6 million) were the first three of them.
As for the top export items, motor cars were also first (USD 753.9 million, 37.4% of total exports). Then followed precious metal ores and concentrates (USD 96.3 million, 4.8%), and spirituous beverages (USD 76.5 million, 3.8%).
80.2% of Georgia’s total exports were made up by the top ten export partners in January–April. The first three partners were Kyrgyzstan (USD 450 million), Kazakhstan (USD 258.4 million) and Azerbaijan (USD 215.1 million).
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