In Q3 2024, Georgia's ports handled 4,121 ships, with 34.2% being general cargo carriers, 31.3% liquid bulk, 24% container ships, and 10.5% dry bulk carriers, tugs, and specialized ships. Compared to the previous year, specialized carriers rose by 42.9%, liquid bulk by 8.4%, and general cargo by 2.2%, while container ships dropped by 18.2%.

22.6% of arriving ships were flagged by Turkey, 15.3% by Panama, and 9.2% by Malta. Georgia's seaports served 2,000 passengers, down 20%, with more departures than arrivals. Cargo processed increased by 13.6%, with general cargo making up 44.8%.