GEOSTAT: In 2023, foreign trade turnover increased by 12.5%

In 2023, the foreign trade turnover with goods in Georgia (without undeclared trade) amounted to 21,529.1 million USD, which is 12.5 percent more than the previous year. From this, export was 6,090.6 million USD (an increase of 9.1 percent), and import was 15,438.5 million USD (an increase of by 14.0 percent).

By Mariam Mtivlishvili

Tags: Foreign Trade Turnover

GEOSTAT: In 2023, foreign trade turnover increased by 12.5%

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