Analytics

Georgia’s 2025 food self-sufficiency data shows a clear pattern: the country remains significantly dependent on imports in many basic food categories. Only two products – potatoes and grapes – exceed

Artificial intelligence in the labor market is no longer only about whether jobs will change. It is increasingly about whether people can be rejected before a human even reviews them

Middle-income consumers are one of the most important segments in the Georgian market because they are neither looking only for the cheapest option nor accepting expensive products without explanation. Their

Artificial intelligence is changing the role of the computer. A computer is no longer only a device used to open software, create files or process data. The new generation of

Executive summary Georgia’s latest economic data show that energy and utility infrastructure are the “invisible foundation” of the economy. The sector may not always appear as the largest by turnover,

Executive summary Georgia’s latest economic data show that tourism and the service economy remain among the country’s most important areas of growth – not only in terms of visitor activity,