Among the creditor nations are Austria ($710,000) Azerbaijan ($14,243,000.), Turkmenistan ($211,000), Turkey ($ 30,076,000), Iran $ 11,137,000), Russia ($117,438,000), Armenia ($16,974,000), Uzbekistan ($ 355,000), Ukraine ($324,000), Kazakhstan ($ 27,774,000), China ($4,487,000), Germany ($200,939,000), Japan ($57, 590,000), Kuwait ($23,537,000), Holland ($9,097,000), U.S. ($36,787,000), and France ($6,383,000).

The Georgian Ministry of Finance reports that the country’s foreign debt, including credits against government guarantees, had totaled U.S. $3,753,918,000 by Sept. 30, 2010.

Georgia’s debt in terms of Eurobonds totals U.S. $500 million.

Also, Georgia’s debt to international institutions totals U.S. $2,692,294,000.

The amount is indicated with exchange rates on Sept 30.