Stable Growth in Georgia’s International Reserves
In May 2025, Georgia’s international reserves reached USD 4.7 billion — a 2.3% increase compared to the same period last year and USD 103.3 million higher than the previous month.
A New Wave of Visitor Growth: Who Sets the Pulse of Tourism in Georgia
In the second quarter of 2025, Georgia’s tourism sector entered a decisive growth phase — 1.6 million international visitors crossed the country’s borders, marking a 7% year-on-year increase. Yet this
Food Imports from Iran to Georgia: Modest in Volume, Structurally Significant in Specific Segments
While Iran is widely recognized as a supplier of construction and metallurgical materials to Georgia, its role in food imports is also taking shape — not through massive volumes, but
Why Innovation Strategies in Georgia Often Don’t Turn Into Action — What Companies Say vs. What They Do
At first glance, data from Georgia’s National Statistics Office paints an optimistic picture. In 2024, 47% of companies said they prioritize quality, 36% focused on improving existing products or services,
How Often Do We Replace Our Smartphones — and What Does It Really Cost the Planet?
For many people, replacing a smartphone feels like a routine upgrade — a better camera, a faster chip, or a sleeker design. But what seems like a personal choice is,
What Hides Behind the Price of Rent in Tbilisi: The Invisible Burden of Utility Costs
When searching for a rental apartment in Tbilisi, one number always stands out — the monthly rent. Whether it’s 1000 GEL, 1500, or listed in USD, it’s presented as the
