Georgia GDP per Capita

Georgia’s GDP per capita has risen from a trough of 519.82 in 1994 to an all‑time peak of 10,125.98 in 2025, placing the country 86th globally among 219 economies. Over the 39‑year span covered by the World Bank series, the indicator increased more than twenty‑fold, reflecting sustained post‑Soviet reforms, export diversification and modest foreign direct investment inflows. The latest figure of 10,125.98 is only slightly below the 2025 level of North Macedonia (10,377.99) and close to Brazil’s 10,577.85, underscoring Georgia’s convergence with middle‑income peers despite a smaller population base. The early 1990s collapse, captured by the 1994 trough, contrasts sharply with the steady climb that began in the early 2000s, suggesting that structural adjustments have had a lasting impact. Continued improvements in institutional quality and integration into regional value chains could keep the upward trajectory, while external shocks or policy reversals would be required to alter the current path.