Georgia’s economy is projected to maintain robust momentum, growing by over 7% in 2025 before easing to 5–5.5% in 2026–2027, according to the European Commission’s Autumn 2025 Economic Forecast.

Growth will be driven mainly by private and public consumption, while investment is expected to slow amid weakened business confidence and domestic political tensions. The unemployment rate is forecast to edge down by 2027 but remain structurally high.

Inflation, which rose in 2025 due to higher food prices, is expected to ease in the following years. The general government deficit is projected to stay just above 2% of GDP, and public debt is set to decline toward 35% of GDP.