Kyrgyzstan tops Georgia’s export markets as Turkey leads imports, Geostat says

Georgia’s ten largest export partners accounted for 67.8% of its total exports in January–September 2026, according to the National Statistics Office (Geostat). Kyrgyzstan was the largest destination at USD 650.2 million, followed by China (USD 583.1 million) and Azerbaijan (USD 566.7 million).

On the import side, the top ten partner countries made up 69.2% of Georgia’s total imports. The leading suppliers were Turkey (USD 2,187.7 million), China (USD 1,746.1 million) and the United States (USD 1,716.3 million).

Cars were the country’s biggest export by product group, worth USD 1,529.3 million, or 24.9% of all exports. Petroleum and petroleum products came second at USD 811.8 million, followed by precious metal ores and concentrates at USD 464.0 million.

Cars were also the largest import category, at USD 2,652.0 million, or 18.4% of total imports. Petroleum and petroleum products ranked second at USD 1,407.2 million, followed by packaged medicines at USD 526.8 million.