Georgia's trade with CIS countries increased by 1.8% to $4.4 billion in 2019 compared to 2018, the National Statistics Office of Georgia reported, according to News Georgia. Georgia’s exports to CIS countries increased by 20% to $2 billion, whereas imports fell by 9.5% to $ 2.4 billion.
Also, Georgia's top ten trading partners for 2019 include Armenia, with $679.7 million.
And one of Georgia's largest export partners is also Armenia, with $412.2 million.
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