To be informed, the Eurasian Economic Union unites Russia, Belarus, Armenia, Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan. Based on the GEOSTAT data, the largest - 1,271.4% increase was recorded in Kyrgyzstan, where Georgia’s re-export revenue this year amounted to 16,389 million US dollars, compared to 1,195 million US dollars (a 13-fold increase) in the same period of the previous year.
According to the same data, products worth $30.457 million were re-exported to Kazakhstan in January this year, compared to $3.169 million (an increase of 861%, almost 9.5 times) in the same period of the previous year.
Kazakhstan is followed by Armenia with a record increase in re-exports. Namely, in January 2023, products worth $58.946 million passed through Georgia to Armenia, in January 2022 - $12.546 million, (with a 369.8% decrease).
The following country is Russia, where in the first month of this year, goods worth $ 11.045 million, passed through Georgia, in the same period of 2022 - $ 7.686 million (with a 43.7% increase).
Re-export rate from Georgia to Belarus has decreased, where in January 2023, products worth $1.926 million were exported, in the same period of 2022 – worth $ 3.142 million (with a 38.7% decrease).