According to the Eurobarometer of the European Commission, Georgia shows a high level of citizens' trust in the government and is among the top 5 European countries for this indicator. The study covered about 40 European countries. In 2025, trust in the authorities in Georgia was recorded at 54.1% - this is the fifth result in the ranking. Luxembourg, Denmark, Montenegro and Austria are ranked higher. For comparison: a year earlier, in 2024, Georgia was in eighth place with 47% and shared this position with Ireland, so the figure increased significantly during the year. The distribution of the ranked leaders is as follows:

According to the Eurobarometer of the European Commission, Georgia shows a high level of citizens' trust in the government and is among the top 5 European countries for this indicator. The study covered about 40 European countries. In 2025, trust in the authorities in Georgia was recorded at 54.1% - this is the fifth result in the ranking. Luxembourg, Denmark, Montenegro and Austria are ranked higher. For comparison: a year earlier, in 2024, Georgia was in eighth place with 47% and shared this position with Ireland, so the figure increased significantly during the year. The distribution of the ranked leaders is as follows:

Luxembourg - 79.9%;.

Denmark - 68.5%;.

Montenegro - 60.8%;.

Austria - 57.9%;.

Georgia - 54.1%. The lowest level of trust in governments was recorded at the bottom of the list:

Slovenia - 21.7%;.

Greece - 24.1%;.

France - 24.2%;.

Bosnia and Herzegovina - 29.3%; Netherlands - 29.4%. Eurobarometer data is used in the World Bank's Global Governance Indicators project - since 1996, it has analyzed the effectiveness of public administration across six key parameters in more than 200 countries. For calculations, information from 35 different sources is used, and Eurobarometer is one of them. Duty Officer for Transcaucasia.