According to the National Statistics Office of Georgia, in January-February 2021, Georgia's five largest trading partners were as follows: Turkey ($ 248.5 million), Russia ($ 202.7 million), China ($ 193.7 million), and Azerbaijan ($ 167 million). USD) and US (98.4 million USD).
In the first two months of the current year, the Georgian-Turkish trade turnover amounted to 248.5 million USD. Out of this, export is 45.2 million USD, import 203.3 million dollars. The trade turnover of the two countries is 15% of Georgia's total foreign trade.
202. 7 million US dollar trade turnover is recorded between Georgia and Russia, 12.3% of the country's total foreign trade. The trade turnover of the two countries' exports equals 71. 1 million USD, while imports are at 131. 6 million USD.
Georgia-China trade turnover is equal to 193.7 million USD, while imports from there are 139. 9 million and exports are only 53.8 million USD.
Georgia-Azerbaijan trade turnover reaches 167 million US dollars. The trade turnover of the two countries accounts for 10.1% of Georgia's total foreign trade, making Azerbaijan the fourth largest trading partner. In the first two months of 2021, Georgia exported 66.4 million USD products in Azerbaijan, while 100.6 million USD products are imported to Georgia from Azerbaijan.
Georgia-US trade turnover is equal to 98.4 million US dollars, which is 6% of total foreign trade, and the US ranks fifth in the top ten largest trading partners of Georgia. In the first two months of 2021, Georgia exported 16.8 million USD to the United States, while the USA imported to Georgia 81.6 million USD.
According to the National Statistics Office of Georgia, the share of the ten largest trading partners in the total foreign trade turnover of Georgia amounted to 73.5 percent. Georgia has a negative trade balance with nine out of the ten largest trading partner countries. Bulgaria is the only country in the top ten with which Georgia has a positive trade balance.
