How does Georgia support international trade?

Georgia's international representatives located in 12 strategic markets help facilitate international trade, investment and tourism. Explore Georgia's annual global trade impact with details on top export and import markets, industries and products. Small business exporters have access to new financial resources through the Georgia Export Grant.

How did Georgia perform in trade?

Trade highlights: Georgia moved up to the sixth-largest state in total trade, with a value of $198.7 billion, reflecting a 6.4% increase. 66.5% of exports and 83.2% of total trade occurred in strategic markets where Georgia Department of Economic Development maintains international representation. Port performance:

What is Georgia's trade regulatory environment?

Georgia’s trade regulatory environment is designed to support economic growth by providing a structured approach to trade practices, which includes the enforcement of customs procedures, tariffs, and the management of prohibited goods. The significance of grasping import and export regulations cannot be overstated.

Where can I meet Georgia's international trade representatives?

Meet Georgia's international representatives located in 12 strategic markets across the globe. See a complete list of international trade events including missions, trade shows and inbound buyer delegations. Read the latest on the We Speak Business blog regarding Georgia's international trade news and events.

What is the role of customs authorities and trade organizations in Georgia?

The role of customs authorities and trade organizations in Georgia is paramount in the enforcement of import and export regulations. These entities work in tandem to ensure that trade activities are conducted in compliance with national and international laws.

What are the goals of Georgia's trade regulation framework?

The goals of Georgia’s trade regulation framework encompass several key aspects. First, it aims to ensure compliance with both local and international laws, helping to maintain the integrity of Georgia’s trade relationships. Secondly, the framework is designed to safeguard local industries, allowing them to thrive in a competitive global landscape.