Georgia's economy grew by 6.6% in August, and high growth is expected to continue through 2025, according to Deputy Minister of Economy and Sustainable Development, Vakhtang Tsintsadze.

He noted that growth was broad-based, with strong contributions from sectors such as information and communications, education, healthcare, financial services, insurance, and energy.

Tourism and trade also showed positive trends, while exports rose by 6.7%, reaching USD 4.4 billion.

Tsintsadze highlighted that large-scale infrastructure projects, driven by government efforts, and structural reforms—including the ongoing optimization of state-owned enterprises—are key factors supporting sustained growth.

“Through SOE reform, more than GEL 700 million is saved annually and redirected toward more productive projects, which will help accelerate medium-term economic growth,” he added.