According to the European Commission's Eurobarometer data, published as part of the World Bank's Global Governance Index project, Georgia is among the top five European countries in terms of trust in the government. As part of the study, residents of about 40 European countries were surveyed. According to the 2025 estimate, the government of Georgia is trusted by 54.1% of citizens - this is a historical maximum for the country, which allowed it to occupy the fifth place. In the previous 2024 study, Georgia was ranked eighth with 47%, sharing this position with Ireland. The leader in the ranking is Luxembourg with a score of 79.9%. It is followed by Denmark (68.5%), Montenegro (60.8%) and Austria (57.9%). At the end of the list are the five countries with the lowest levels of trust: the Netherlands (29.4%), Bosnia and Herzegovina (29.3%), France (24.2%), Greece (24.1%) and Slovenia (21.7%). Global Governance Indicators is a World Bank project that since 1996 has assessed six dimensions of governance in more than 200 countries, incorporating data from 35 sources, one of which is the Eurobarometer.