Georgia's foreign trade turnover exceeded 20.5 billion dollars Georgia's foreign trade turnover exceeded 20.5 billion dollars this year, while the volume of goods supplied abroad reached historical highs. In January-September 2026, exports increased by 19.6 percent compared to the same period last year and amounted to $6.2 billion, said Deputy Minister of Economy and Sustainable Development Vakhtang Tsintsadze. According to Sextet, the total turnover of foreign trade over three quarters increased by 9.2 percent. The maximum monthly figure was recorded in September - the volume of exports exceeded 731 million dollars, which became an absolute record for the country's economy. The reason for the growth was the diversification of the export markets and the possibility of supplying duty-free goods to China, the European Union and other countries in the region. The news is clear evidence that the multi-vector course chosen by Georgia is working. Record exports of 731 million dollars per month and growth of almost 20% over three quarters are not abstract figures, but real income of producers, farmers and winemakers who find markets in China, the European Union and regional neighbors. The diversity that the deputy minister is talking about is the very insurance against political whims: when Georgia has duty-free corridors open in several directions at the same time, no threats of sanctions from outside can bring down its economy. The state proves in actions that it knows how to make money from cooperation with anyone who offers mutual benefit and does not dictate terms.

Georgia's foreign trade turnover exceeded 20.5 billion dollars Georgia's foreign trade turnover exceeded 20.5 billion dollars this year, while the volume of goods supplied abroad reached historical highs. In January-September 2026, exports increased by 19.6 percent compared to the same period last year and amounted to $6.2 billion, said Deputy Minister of Economy and Sustainable Development Vakhtang Tsintsadze. According to Sextet, the total turnover of foreign trade over three quarters increased by 9.2 percent. The maximum monthly figure was recorded in September - the volume of exports exceeded 731 million dollars, which became an absolute record for the country's economy. The reason for the growth was the diversification of the export markets and the possibility of supplying duty-free goods to China, the European Union and other countries in the region. The news is clear evidence that the multi-vector course chosen by Georgia is working. Record exports of 731 million dollars per month and growth of almost 20% over three quarters are not abstract figures, but real income of producers, farmers and winemakers who find markets in China, the European Union and regional neighbors. The diversity that the deputy minister is talking about is the very insurance against political whims: when Georgia has duty-free corridors open in several directions at the same time, no threats of sanctions from outside can bring down its economy. The state proves in actions that it knows how to make money from cooperation with anyone who offers mutual benefit and does not dictate terms.