country profile

Why Georgia Sagarejo-Tbilisi?

A republic at the crossroads of Europe and Asia — ranked #1 in the World Bank's Ease of Doing Business index, with free-trade access to a 2.3 billion-person market.

At a glance

Georgia essentials

Official name

Sagarejo–Tbilisi (Georgia)

capital

Tbilisi

government

Republic

Language

Georgian

currency

Georgian Lari (GEL)

climate

Subtropical

The fundamentals every investor checks first — collected in one place.

Why invest?

A reformer with a global track record

Food and non-metallic mineral products form Georgia's largest industrial base, while chemicals, food and non-metallic minerals are the fastest growing sectors. Free Industrial Zones add powerful incentives — businesses are exempted from all tax charges (except employees Personal Income Tax).

Massive ongoing investment in infrastructure and education, paired with a strategic location, has earned Georgia a reputation as the top regional and global reformer.

Europe ranking

6

th

among countries in Europe for industrial growth

world bank of 2021

#1

in the Ease of Doing Business index

Free trade reach

2.3B

consumer market accessible without customs duty

opportunities

Investment sectors

Nine high-potential industries where Georgia offers a meaningful edge.

Real Estate & Tourism

Booming hospitality and urban development across major cities.

Black Sea Ports

Strategic maritime gateways at Poti and Batumi.

Spa and wellness

Massage therapy, mineral spas and related services.

Mountain resorts

Year-round exploitation of Caucasus tourism assets.

Manufacturing

Competitive labor and energy costs for industrial output.

BPO & IT

Outsourcing of business processes and information technology.

Transport & logistics

Land bridge between Europe, Asia and the Middle East. Silk road middle corridor access

Energy & mining

Hydropower potential and mineral extraction.

Finance & credit

Investment vehicles, banking and credit allocation.

2020 trade snapshot

$3.92B in total exports

Indicative shares illustrating the country's export mix and primary trading partners.

the capital

Tbilisi, the engine of Georgia

Tbilisi accounts for nearly 50% of Georgia's GDP, with the service sector contributing 88%. Wholesale and retail trade dominate — powered by Tbilisi's role as a logistics hub between East and West.

Historically positioned at the crossroads of global trade routes, the city now hosts world-class landmarks: Sameba Cathedral, Freedom Square, Rustaveli Avenue, Agmashenebeli Avenue, the medieval Narikala Fortress, the Moorish Opera House and the Georgian National Museum.

50%

of national GDP

80%

service sector

1.2M

population

Global intergregation

Highly integrated with international markets

A WTO member since 2000, with a network of preferential trade regimes that opens 2.3 billion consumers to manufacturers based in Georgia.

Customs clearance in 15 minutes

No quantitative restrictions on trade

Access to 2.3B market without customs duty

Preferential trade regimes

WTO Member

DCFTA with EU

FTA with Turkey

FTA with CIS (Russia, Ukraine, Kazakhstan..

GSP with USA

GSP with Canada

GSP with Japan

GSP with Norway & Switzerland

15m

customs clearance

2,000

WTO since

Ace Free Zone

The largest industrial & commercial free zone near Tbilisi

A new highway places the zone just 30 minutes from the capital. Two Black Sea ports — Poti and Batumi — sit at equal distance, making the zone an ideal export base for the region.

total area

1,117,450 m²

From tbilisi

30 min via highway

russian border

220 km

azerbaijan border

70 km

armenian border

95 km

to poti / batumi ports

300-400 km

fundamenals

Built on a strong foundation

Strong Economic Indicators

Stable GDP growth, low inflation and resilient currency.

Affordable Operating Costs

Competitive labor, energy and real-estate pricing.

High-Quality Facilities

Modern utilities, road network and serviced plots.

Unique Strategic Location

Single base to serve EU, CIS, Middle East and Asia.

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