Georgia and Kazakhstan share strong ties rooted in the historic Silk Road. Today, the countries are connected by the Trans-Caspian route and the Middle Corridor, interest in which has grown in recent years. Since 2022, Georgia has strengthened its relations with Kazakhstan, with new logistics agreements and crucial advances in transport and infrastructure, making Kazakhstan a key trade partner. The second issue of the Profile of Bilateral Relations offers an in-depth exploration of key topics of the trade relationship between Kazakhstan and Georgia: Historical Background Bilateral Trade Between Georgia and Kazakhstan Identifying Profitable Products for Trade Transportation Trends Common Trade Routes Between Georgia and Central Asia The Middle Corridor Future Outlook   The full policy paper, “Facilitating Trade with Central Asia: Georgia’s Role as a Transit Corridor“, is available in Georgian.

The U.S. has been a key economic partner for Georgia since regaining its independence in the early 1990s, providing significant support in the form of foreign assistance, foreign direct investment (FDI), and remittances. The first issue of the Profile of Bilateral Relations offers an in-depth exploration of key topics of the relationship between the United States and Georgia: Historical Background Bilateral Trade Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) U.S. Multinational Enterprises (MNEs) in Georgia U.S. Foreign Assistance Migration Remittances Foreign Exchange Flows Future Outlook