Georgia GDP PPP

Georgia’s gross domestic product measured at purchasing power parity rose from a low of 8,532,021,446.73 in 1994, the all‑time trough, to a peak of 114,839,000,000.00 in 2025, placing the country 96th in the world and representing a 13‑fold increase over the 36‑year series. The early 1990s collapse reflected the disintegration of the Soviet Union and civil conflict, while the sustained expansion since the mid‑2000s has been driven by structural reforms, diversification of export markets and inflows of foreign direct investment. In 2025 Georgia’s PPP‑GDP is marginally higher than Bahrain’s 112,221,000,000.00 and just below Luxembourg’s 104,465,000,000.00, underscoring its convergence toward upper‑middle‑income peers despite a smaller population base. Assuming continued political stability, further integration into regional supply chains and the implementation of digital‑economy initiatives, the upward trajectory is likely to persist, albeit at a moderated pace.