As of April 2023, Georgia's foreign debt amounted to $8.55 billion that is $730 million more than in the same period of last year. The amount of debt in the national currency stood at GEL 21.35 billion and reduced by 2.6 billion annually.
Donor rating:
● Asian Development Bank (ADB) - $2.1 billion;
● World Bank Group - $2.0 billion;
● European Investment Bank (EIB) - $1.0 billion;
● France - $768 million;
● Germany - $651 million;
● Eurobond - $500 million;
● Debt of the National Bank to the IMF. - $322 million;
● European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) - $237 million;
● Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB) - $202 million;
● Government debt to the International Monetary Fund (IMF) - $198 million;
● Japan - $151 million;
● European Union (EU) - $146 million;
● International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD) - $37 million;
● Russia - $19 million;
● Austria - $14 million;
● Council of Europe Development Bank (CEB) - $13 million;
● Kuwait - $12 million;
● United States of America - $10 million;
● Turkey - $5.3 million;
● Kazakhstan - $3.0 million;
● Azerbaijan - $2.7 million;
● Armenia - $2.4 million;
● Iran - $2.0 million.
