Turkmenistan Boosts Imports from Georgia to $25 Million
Georgia’s exports of goods to Turkmenistan from January–July 2025 reached $25.755 million, nearly four times higher than the same period in 2024 (which was $6.725 million). This was reported by the online publication Business Turkmenistan.
Main Drivers of Growth
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Motor vehicles, aviation equipment, and spare parts for marine vessels: $10.14 million.
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Machinery, mechanical appliances, and electrical equipment: nearly fivefold increase compared to 2024, reaching $725,200.
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Live animals and animal products: significant increase to $9.406 million.
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Chemical goods and related industries: $2.692 million.
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Textile products: relatively small volume — $43,700.
Overall Context
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In 2024, the total trade turnover between Georgia and Turkmenistan exceeded $81 million; Georgia’s exports to Turkmenistan were about $23 million, and Turkmenistan’s exports to Georgia about $58 million.
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The 2025 growth in trade is mainly driven by transport equipment and livestock products.
