Strong Lari or Strong Economy – What Can Georgia Learn from Kazakhstan?
Main takeaway A stronger currency is visible and politically attractive, but it is not a final score for the economy. An exchange rate is the price created by demand and
AI Is Widening the Gap Between Strong and Weak Employees
Key Takeaway According to the Georgian Chamber of Commerce and Industry survey, 62% of respondents already use artificial intelligence tools in their business activity. Yet AI does not deliver the
Why Small Apartments Remain Batumi’s Main Investment Product
The central argument About six of every ten apartments sold in Batumi are 35–50 square metres. In H1 2026, this category represented 60.1% of transactions, compared with 32.1% for 51–80
Italy Is Georgia’s Largest European Source of Remittances
What Italy’s 15.6% share reveals about the economic role of female labour migration Key Point Georgia received USD 348.3 million through instant money transfers in June 2026, up 10.4% year
Can AI Save Billions for Georgia’s Public Budget?
One billion lari is a dramatic number, but it is equal to roughly 2.8% of Georgia’s GEL 36.285 billion consolidated budget for 2026. The question is therefore no longer whether
The Drone Economy – Where Could Georgia Find Its Place?
Discussion about drones often centers on the aircraft: range, altitude, endurance and camera quality. The more important economic question is different: what problem does the system solve, what data does
