By not achieving 3% economic growth rate, we lost GEL 300 million

The only way Georgia can ensure its long-term security is to become a NATO member

What 2016 was like for the Georgian Economy – summary of the year

“The government announced they will spend GEL 8 billion in infrastructure for the next four years which is unbelievable since they were spending GEL 200-300 million in the past years.”

Parliamentary Minority MP, Sergi Kapanadze, stated on air on Rustavi 2:

More than 6,350,000 international travelers visited Georgia in 2016, whilst the tourism income exceeded USD two billion

After the global recession, this year was distinguished by lowest economic growth rates in all countries

What does the Gazprom deal mean?

The amended budget envisages a decrease in administrative spending by 10%

With such an economic growth rate, our country will not manage to catch up to the poorest member state of the European Union in 100 years

Lately, Georgia is practically the only country whose ratings have not worsened according to various international organisations

We are one of the leaders in the region in terms of economic growth rate

Exports have gone down to the level of 2011

The promise about tightening belts was a lie

There are approximately 10,000 foreign students in Georgia and these people contribute GEL 50 million to Georgia annually

The production of electricity is increasing