Diplomatic briefing
Embassy of India, Tbilisi
EmbassyGeorgia
9 figures · 2 sources · built 2 hours ago
In short
India’s embassy in Georgia records bilateral trade of $432.2m, a reported community of 604, 9 agreements on record and a UN voting alignment with India of 44%.
Total bilateral trade
$432.2m
US dollars · as stated in the brief
Source· retrieved 2 hours ago
Bilateral Brief — Georgia
Source: Ministry of External Affairs, India
Where: “Trade and Economic Relations” section
“All figures in million US$ 2021-22 2022-23 2023-24 2024-25 2025-26 Indian Export 163.91 265.31 197.49 288.98 345.18 Indian Import 196.64 167.04 100.98 74.66 87.03 Total 360.55 432.35 298.46 363.63 432.21”
Published: undated · Read: 8 October 2026
Read from the briefing by a language model. The quoted sentence was verified by string matching against the extracted PDF text before this figure was accepted.
Overseas Indians
Medium confidence604
persons · as of Jan 2026
Source· retrieved 1 day ago
Population of Overseas Indians
Source: Ministry of External Affairs, India
Where: row "Georgia"
“PIOs 4 + NRIs 600 = 604”
Published: undated · Read: 7 October 2026
MEA publishes no methodology for these estimates and told a Parliamentary committee it holds "no authentic data". The page also repeats some countries from an older vintage with the PIO/NRI columns swapped; the first occurrence is used here. This country appears 2× on the page.
Agreements on record
Medium confidence9
agreements · 1950–present
Source· retrieved 2 hours ago
Indian Treaties Database — filtered by country
Source: Ministry of External Affairs, India
Where: search-result-item count, sorted newest first (newest: 31 July 2017)
“AGREEMENT BETWEEN INDIA AND GEORGIA ON VISA EXEMPTION FOR HOLDERS OF DIPLOMATIC AND OFFICIAL/SERVICE PASSPORTS — 31 July 2017”
Published: 31 July 2017 · Read: 8 October 2026
MEA states it cannot vouch for the accuracy or completeness of this database. It carries no status field, so "in force" cannot be derived from it — only that an agreement is on record.
UN votes matching India’s
44%
share of UNGA votes matching India’s · UNGA session 78
Source· retrieved 12 hours ago
United Nations General Assembly Voting Data — Ideal Point Estimates
Source: Bailey, Strezhnev & Voeten — Harvard Dataverse
Where: row “Georgia”, session 78, IndiaAgree over 84 votes
Published: undated · Read: 8 October 2026
UN General Assembly Voting Data (v39), non-commercial licence. The share is the dataset’s own IndiaAgree column — roll-call votes on which this country and India voted the same way, as the dataset defines agreement — not our calculation. Independent of MEA.
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The relationship, in figures
Trade
Exports to GeorgiaUS dollars · as stated in the brief$345.2m
Bilateral Brief — Georgia
Source: Ministry of External Affairs, India
Where: “Trade and Economic Relations” section
“All figures in million US$ 2021-22 2022-23 2023-24 2024-25 2025-26 Indian Export 163.91 265.31 197.49 288.98 345.18”
Published: undated · Read: 8 October 2026
Read from the briefing by a language model. The quoted sentence was verified by string matching against the extracted PDF text before this figure was accepted.
Imports from GeorgiaUS dollars · as stated in the brief$87.0m
Bilateral Brief — Georgia
Source: Ministry of External Affairs, India
Where: “Trade and Economic Relations” section
“All figures in million US$ 2021-22 2022-23 2023-24 2024-25 2025-26 Indian Export 163.91 265.31 197.49 288.98 345.18 Indian Import 196.64 167.04 100.98 74.66 87.03”
Published: undated · Read: 8 October 2026
Read from the briefing by a language model. The quoted sentence was verified by string matching against the extracted PDF text before this figure was accepted.
Trade balance in India’s favourUS dollars · as stated in the brief · our calculation$258.1m
Exports minus imports, as stated in the same briefing (in USD)
exports − imports
People
Indian community in Georgiapersons · as stated in the brief25,000
Bilateral Brief — Georgia
Source: Ministry of External Affairs, India
Where: “Indian Community” section
“Georgia hosts about 25,000 Indian students studying medicine at various Universities.”
Published: undated · Read: 8 October 2026
Read from the briefing by a language model. The quoted sentence was verified by string matching against the extracted PDF text before this figure was accepted.
Diplomacy
Most recent high-level visityear of the visit · as stated in the brief2025
Bilateral Brief — Georgia
Source: Ministry of External Affairs, India
Where: “Important visits” section
“Parliamentary delegation led by Chairman of the Parliament of Georgia, Mr. Shalva Papuashvili visited India from 01-05 December 2025, and met with Hon’ble Speaker of Lok Sabha and Hon’ble Vice President.”
Published: undated · Read: 8 October 2026
Read from the briefing by a language model. The quoted sentence was verified by string matching against the extracted PDF text before this figure was accepted.
Agreements on record (9)
MEA Treaties Database- AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE GOVERNMENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF INDIA AND THE GOVERNMENT OF GEORGIA FOR GIFTING OF A RELIC OF ST. QUEEN KETEVAN BY THE PEOPLE OF INDIA TO THE PEOPLE OF GEORGIAFriendships08 July 2021
- AGREEMENT BETWEEN INDIA AND GEORGIA ON VISA EXEMPTION FOR HOLDERS OF DIPLOMATIC AND OFFICIAL/SERVICE PASSPORTSDiplomatic Relations31 July 2017
- AIR SERVICES AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE GOVERNMENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF INDIA AND THE GOVERNMENT OF GEORGIATransport11 April 2017
- AGREEMENT BETWEEN INDIA AND GEORGIA ON INTERGOVERNMENTAL COMMISSION ON TRADE,ECONOMIC,SCIENTIFIC AND TECHNOLOGICAL COOPERATIONAid and Cooperation30 March 2010
- CULTURAL AGREEMENT BETWEEN INDIA AND GEORGIA ON COOPERATION IN CULTURE, EDUCATION, SCIENCE, SPORT AND YOUTHCultural Relations and Sport30 March 2010
- AGREEMENT BETWEEN INDIA AND GEORGIA ON COOPERATION IN THE FIELD OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGYScience and Technology30 March 2010
- PROTOCOL OF CONSULTATIONS BETWEEN INDIA AND GEORGIAAid and Cooperation11 May 2000
- AGREEMENT BETWEEN INDIA AND GEORGIA ON TRADE AND ECONOMIC COOPERATIONAid and Cooperation15 August 1995
- PROTOCOL ON THE ESTABLISHMENT OF DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS BETWEEN INDIA AND GEORGIADiplomatic Relations28 September 1992
The briefing
MEA publishes a bilateral brief — 37 sections, 5,312 characters of extractable text. Sections include: India - Georgia Bilateral Brief · Overview · Historical Background · Important visits · Institutional mechanisms · Trade and Economic Relations.
Open the briefing (PDF)Where the sources disagree
Two public sources disagree on the size of the Indian community — 4039% apart
- Overseas Indians604
- Indian community in Georgia25,000
Both are published by the Ministry of External Affairs, with no stated methodology. Neither is averaged away or preferred — the disagreement is the honest answer.