The Fabric Gap — How the Absence of Local Production Threatens Georgia’s Green Fashion Ambitions?
In recent years, Georgia has been working to craft a new image in the fashion industry — positioning itself as a potential hub for green fashion in Eastern Europe. On
Automation Risks in Georgia’s Labour Market: Who Is Most Likely to Be Affected?
The rapid spread of artificial intelligence and automation has become one of the most pressing debates in today’s labour market. The question of “who is most at risk?” is no
Georgia’s Schools in Transition: Rising Enrollment, Private Sector Pressures, and a Changing Education Market
In the 2024–25 academic year, enrollment in Georgia’s public and private schools reached 640,700 students — a rare 1% increase after years of relative stability. This growth reflects not just
Tomato Imports Rise in Georgia: Reliance on Turkey and Challenges for Local Production
Data from January–May 2025 once again highlights Georgia’s heavy reliance on tomato imports, raising fresh concerns for the country’s food security. According to the latest figures from Geostat, 18,444 tonnes
Shifting Educational Landscape: Georgia’s Universities as a New Center of Attraction
The 2024–25 academic year marks the beginning of a new chapter for Georgia’s higher education system. Official figures show that 187,800 students are now enrolled in universities across the country,
Turkey–Georgia Economic Alliance: Structural Shifts and Emerging Trends
For nearly three decades, Turkey has remained one of Georgia’s most important economic partners. Since independence, the scale and structure of economic ties between the two countries have evolved significantly.
