GDP (Gross Domestic Product): Georgia

Analysis# Georgia GDP (Gross Domestic Product) Georgia's GDP reached $40.177 billion in 2026, marking its all-time peak. The country has experienced extraordinary economic growth since 1994, when GDP stood at just $0.85 billion—a 4,626.7% increase over three decades. This expansion reflects Georgia's transformation from a post-Soviet economy into a growing regional player, though growth has not been linear. The most dramatic acceleration occurred between 2022 and 2026, when GDP jumped from $24.985 billion to $40.177 billion. This five-year surge follows more modest gains through the 2010s, which included the 2020 pandemic contraction to $16.013 billion. The consistent upward trajectory from 2021 onward signals sustained economic momentum, with annual growth averaging roughly 2-3 billion dollars in recent years.