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International Investment Position of Georgia

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The net international investment position (IIP) of Georgia amounted to -33.0 billion USD    (-89.9 billion GEL) as of June 30, 2025, accounting for -93.5 percent of the last four quarters’ GDP (compared to -92.1 percent as of March 31 2025). Net IIP decreased by 1.4 billion USD compared to the previous quarter.


International assets totaled 18.1 billion USD (49.3 billion GEL) as of June 30 2025, increased by 888.1 million USD compared to the previous quarter.


Liabilities increased by 2.3 billion USD during the quarter reaching 51.1 billion USD (139.2 billion GEL).


The presented statistical information is published on the website of the National Bank of Georgia under the heading “Statistics”.

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26.03.2026.17:00

Georgia’s Minister of Finance Lasha Khutsishvili met with Igor Akulov, Managing Director at Barclays Investment Bank, to discuss trends in international capital markets, the Ministry of Finance reported. The meeting also focused on the progress and planned activities for the development of Georgia’s local capital market.

“The Minister of Finance emphasized the high interest shown by international investors in Georgian securities during the Eurobond refinancing process. Georgia plans to continue actively working on both local and international capital markets to diversify funding sources and expand the investor base,” the Ministry said in a statement.

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