Georgia’s trade with the world increased 7.86 percent in 2008, topping $100 billion for the first time ever, according to WorldCity analysis of the most recent annual U.S. Census data.

Georgia’s trade topped $60 billion for the first time in 2004, $70 billion for the first time in 2005, $80 billion for the first time in 2006 and $90 billion for the first time in 2007.

Georgia, led by the Port of Savannah and Atlanta’s Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport, is the nation’s No. 10-ranked Customs district. The Port of Brunswick is also an important port because of the large number of car imports and exports occurring there.

Georgia had 23 trade partners which exceeded $1 billion in total trade with the state, the same number as the previous year. Israel joined the Billion Dollar Club while Sweden fell out after five consecutive years.
China became the Customs district’s first trading partner to exceed $20 billion in two-way trade. The Asian manufacturing powerhouse first surpassed 10 percent of all of the state’s trade in 2001; in 2008, it surpassed 20 percent for the first time.

Overall, exports grew more rapidly than imports, and the state’s trade deficit fell from $26.72 billion to $24.48 billion. Exports increased more than 14 percent while imports increased a little more than 4 percent.
Georgia’s total trade for 2008 was $101.22 billion, with exports of $38.37 billion and imports of $62.85 billion.
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What follows is a quick snapshot of Georgia’s trade, country by country, from No. 1 China with $20.78 billion, to No. 221, the Svalbard, Jan Mayen Island, an island nation between Norway and the North Pole, with $2,793 in trade, down from $4.7 million in 2005.
 
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1. China’s total trade with Georgia in 2008 was $20.77 billion, a 13.17% change over 2007. Total Georgia exports were 4.14 billion while imports were valued at $16.63 billion. The Georgia surplus/(deficit) was -12,491,334,045.00 in 2008, while the balance of trade, the value of exports for each dollar of trade, was $0.20.

2. Germany’s total trade with Georgia in 2008 was $8.70 billion, a 7.92% change over 2007. Total Georgia exports were 2.72 billion while imports were valued at $5.98 billion. The Georgia surplus/(deficit) was -3,255,999,539.00 in 2008, while the balance of trade, the value of exports for each dollar of trade, was $0.31.

3. Japan’s total trade with Georgia in 2008 was $7.54 billion, a -2.63% change over 2007. Total Georgia exports were 2.19 billion while imports were valued at $5.35 billion. The Georgia surplus/(deficit) was -3,156,257,044.00 in 2008, while the balance of trade, the value of exports for each dollar of trade, was $0.29.

4. United Kingdom’s total trade with Georgia in 2008 was $4.77 billion, a 2.97% change over 2007. Total Georgia exports were 2.38 billion while imports were valued at $2.40 billion. The Georgia surplus/(deficit) was -16,364,111.00 in 2008, while the balance of trade, the value of exports for each dollar of trade, was $0.50.

5. South Korea’s total trade with Georgia in 2008 was $4.54 billion, a -2.92% change over 2007. Total Georgia exports were 1.51 billion while imports were valued at $3.03 billion. The Georgia surplus/(deficit) was -1,524,525,024.00 in 2008, while the balance of trade, the value of exports for each dollar of trade, was $0.33.

6. France’s total trade with Georgia in 2008 was $3.78 billion, a 49.80% change over 2007. Total Georgia exports were 1.26 billion while imports were valued at $2.52 billion. The Georgia surplus/(deficit) was -1,257,991,254.00 in 2008, while the balance of trade, the value of exports for each dollar of trade, was $0.33.

7. Australia’s total trade with Georgia in 2008 was $3.64 billion, a 16.99% change over 2007. Total Georgia exports were 3.04 billion while imports were valued at $598.71 million. The Georgia surplus/(deficit) was 2,439,298,878.00 in 2008, while the balance of trade, the value of exports for each dollar of trade, was $0.84.

8. Italy’s total trade with Georgia in 2008 was $3.24 billion, a 7.96% change over 2007. Total Georgia exports were 1.43 billion while imports were valued at $1.81 billion. The Georgia surplus/(deficit) was -376,054,653.00 in 2008, while the balance of trade, the value of exports for each dollar of trade, was $0.44.

9. Singapore’s total trade with Georgia in 2008 was $2.53 billion, a 11.30% change over 2007. Total Georgia exports were 1.43 billion while imports were valued at $1.10 billion. The Georgia surplus/(deficit) was 333,411,116.00 in 2008, while the balance of trade, the value of exports for each dollar of trade, was $0.57.

10. Ireland’s total trade with Georgia in 2008 was $2.43 billion, a -30.25% change over 2007. Total Georgia exports were 360.12 million while imports were valued at $2.07 billion. The Georgia surplus/(deficit) was -1,710,524,132.00 in 2008, while the balance of trade, the value of exports for each dollar of trade, was $0.15.

11. Netherlands’s total trade with Georgia in 2008 was $2.35 billion, a 6.97% change over 2007. Total Georgia exports were 1.5 billion while imports were valued at $855.52 million. The Georgia surplus/(deficit) was 642,407,635.00 in 2008, while the balance of trade, the value of exports for each dollar of trade, was $0.64.

12. Malaysia’s total trade with Georgia in 2008 was $2.21 billion, a -20.78% change over 2007. Total Georgia exports were 335.41 million while imports were valued at $1.87 billion. The Georgia surplus/(deficit) was -1,537,729,769.00 in 2008, while the balance of trade, the value of exports for each dollar of trade, was $0.15.

13. Taiwan’s total trade with Georgia in 2008 was $2.19 billion, a -12.05% change over 2007. Total Georgia exports were 726.51 million while imports were valued at $1.47 billion. The Georgia surplus/(deficit) was -741,574,958.00 in 2008, while the balance of trade, the value of exports for each dollar of trade, was $0.33.

14. Belgium’s total trade with Georgia in 2008 was $1.84 billion, a 8.41% change over 2007. Total Georgia exports were 960.91 million while imports were valued at $874.43 million. The Georgia surplus/(deficit) was 86,479,347.00 in 2008, while the balance of trade, the value of exports for each dollar of trade, was $0.52.

15. Thailand’s total trade with Georgia in 2008 was $1.82 billion, a 20.06% change over 2007. Total Georgia exports were 453.78 million while imports were valued at $1.36 billion. The Georgia surplus/(deficit) was -909,653,957.00 in 2008, while the balance of trade, the value of exports for each dollar of trade, was $0.25.

16. Indonesia’s total trade with Georgia in 2008 was $1.63 billion, a 25.36% change over 2007. Total Georgia exports were 472.91 million while imports were valued at $1.16 billion. The Georgia surplus/(deficit) was -684,709,191.00 in 2008, while the balance of trade, the value of exports for each dollar of trade, was $0.29.

17. India’s total trade with Georgia in 2008 was $1.49 billion, a 29.07% change over 2007. Total Georgia exports were 534.46 million while imports were valued at $955.55 million. The Georgia surplus/(deficit) was -421,088,378.00 in 2008, while the balance of trade, the value of exports for each dollar of trade, was $0.36.

18. Brazil’s total trade with Georgia in 2008 was $1.48 billion, a -4.16% change over 2007. Total Georgia exports were 771.48 million while imports were valued at $707.71 million. The Georgia surplus/(deficit) was 63,772,094.00 in 2008, while the balance of trade, the value of exports for each dollar of trade, was $0.52.

19. Spain’s total trade with Georgia in 2008 was $1.42 billion, a 9.79% change over 2007. Total Georgia exports were 974.48 million while imports were valued at $444.27 million. The Georgia surplus/(deficit) was 530,211,740.00 in 2008, while the balance of trade, the value of exports for each dollar of trade, was $0.69.

20. Turkey’s total trade with Georgia in 2008 was $1.17 billion, a 6.88% change over 2007. Total Georgia exports were 669.44 million while imports were valued at $498.52 million. The Georgia surplus/(deficit) was 170,923,745.00 in 2008, while the balance of trade, the value of exports for each dollar of trade, was $0.57.

21. Trinidad and Tobago’s total trade with Georgia in 2008 was $1.11 billion, a 2.47% change over 2007. Total Georgia exports were 69.48 million while imports were valued at $1.04 billion. The Georgia surplus/(deficit) was -967,765,080.00 in 2008, while the balance of trade, the value of exports for each dollar of trade, was $0.06.

22. Israel’s total trade with Georgia in 2008 was $1.08 billion, a 12.52% change over 2007. Total Georgia exports were 422.46 million while imports were valued at $656.49 million. The Georgia surplus/(deficit) was -234,028,713.00 in 2008, while the balance of trade, the value of exports for each dollar of trade, was $0.39.

23. Hong Kong’s total trade with Georgia in 2008 was $1.05 billion, a -1.23% change over 2007. Total Georgia exports were 881.94 million while imports were valued at $164.50 million. The Georgia surplus/(deficit) was 717,443,377.00 in 2008, while the balance of trade, the value of exports for each dollar of trade, was $0.84.

24. Sweden’s total trade with Georgia in 2008 was $974.31 million, a -11.05% change over 2007. Total Georgia exports were 328.6 million while imports were valued at $645.71 million. The Georgia surplus/(deficit) was -317,106,997.00 in 2008, while the balance of trade, the value of exports for each dollar of trade, was $0.34.

25. Venezuela’s total trade with Georgia in 2008 was $957.97 million, a 60.79% change over 2007. Total Georgia exports were 182.93 million while imports were valued at $775.04 million. The Georgia surplus/(deficit) was -592,105,804.00 in 2008, while the balance of trade, the value of exports for each dollar of trade, was $0.19.

26. Egypt’s total trade with Georgia in 2008 was $920.31 million, a 30.27% change over 2007. Total Georgia exports were 254.81 million while imports were valued at $665.50 million. The Georgia surplus/(deficit) was -410,696,022.00 in 2008, while the balance of trade, the value of exports for each dollar of trade, was $0.28.

27. Switzerland’s total trade with Georgia in 2008 was $858.16 million, a 31.91% change over 2007. Total Georgia exports were 420.48 million while imports were valued at $437.68 million. The Georgia surplus/(deficit) was -17,205,034.00 in 2008, while the balance of trade, the value of exports for each dollar of trade, was $0.49.

28. Russia’s total trade with Georgia in 2008 was $839.72 million, a 23.33% change over 2007. Total Georgia exports were 394.3 million while imports were valued at $445.42 million. The Georgia surplus/(deficit) was -51,121,933.00 in 2008, while the balance of trade, the value of exports for each dollar of trade, was $0.47.

29. United Arab Emirates’s total trade with Georgia in 2008 was $804.46 million, a 76.36% change over 2007. Total Georgia exports were 745.15 million while imports were valued at $59.31 million. The Georgia surplus/(deficit) was 685,836,601.00 in 2008, while the balance of trade, the value of exports for each dollar of trade, was $0.93.

30. Vietnam’s total trade with Georgia in 2008 was $794.44 million, a 43.98% change over 2007. Total Georgia exports were 242.7 million while imports were valued at $551.74 million. The Georgia surplus/(deficit) was -309,036,449.00 in 2008, while the balance of trade, the value of exports for each dollar of trade, was $0.31.

31. Saudi Arabia’s total trade with Georgia in 2008 was $721.62 million, a 23.35% change over 2007. Total Georgia exports were 686.28 million while imports were valued at $35.33 million. The Georgia surplus/(deficit) was 650,945,927.00 in 2008, while the balance of trade, the value of exports for each dollar of trade, was $0.95.

32. Mexico’s total trade with Georgia in 2008 was $598.93 million, a 15.79% change over 2007. Total Georgia exports were 229.49 million while imports were valued at $369.44 million. The Georgia surplus/(deficit) was -139,945,684.00 in 2008, while the balance of trade, the value of exports for each dollar of trade, was $0.38.

33. Philippines’s total trade with Georgia in 2008 was $499.48 million, a -14.34% change over 2007. Total Georgia exports were 225.91 million while imports were valued at $273.57 million. The Georgia surplus/(deficit) was -47,660,571.00 in 2008, while the balance of trade, the value of exports for each dollar of trade, was $0.45.

34. Austria’s total trade with Georgia in 2008 was $487.09 million, a 41.62% change over 2007. Total Georgia exports were 157.16 million while imports were valued at $329.92 million. The Georgia surplus/(deficit) was -172,759,812.00 in 2008, while the balance of trade, the value of exports for each dollar of trade, was $0.32.

35. New Zealand’s total trade with Georgia in 2008 was $469.56 million, a 24.99% change over 2007. Total Georgia exports were 266.36 million while imports were valued at $203.20 million. The Georgia surplus/(deficit) was 63,166,737.00 in 2008, while the balance of trade, the value of exports for each dollar of trade, was $0.57.

36. South Africa’s total trade with Georgia in 2008 was $466.84 million, a 87.64% change over 2007. Total Georgia exports were 312.38 million while imports were valued at $154.46 million. The Georgia surplus/(deficit) was 157,926,144.00 in 2008, while the balance of trade, the value of exports for each dollar of trade, was $0.67.

37. Pakistan’s total trade with Georgia in 2008 was $376.61 million, a -24.94% change over 2007. Total Georgia exports were 86.75 million while imports were valued at $289.86 million. The Georgia surplus/(deficit) was -203,116,719.00 in 2008, while the balance of trade, the value of exports for each dollar of trade, was $0.23.

38. Portugal’s total trade with Georgia in 2008 was $370.77 million, a 19.33% change over 2007. Total Georgia exports were 163.95 million while imports were valued at $206.82 million. The Georgia surplus/(deficit) was -42,867,524.00 in 2008, while the balance of trade, the value of exports for each dollar of trade, was $0.44.

39. Bangladesh’s total trade with Georgia in 2008 was $362.50 million, a 0.95% change over 2007. Total Georgia exports were 83.74 million while imports were valued at $278.76 million. The Georgia surplus/(deficit) was -195,026,109.00 in 2008, while the balance of trade, the value of exports for each dollar of trade, was $0.23.

40. Finland’s total trade with Georgia in 2008 was $352.33 million, a -10.57% change over 2007. Total Georgia exports were 154.93 million while imports were valued at $197.40 million. The Georgia surplus/(deficit) was -42,464,191.00 in 2008, while the balance of trade, the value of exports for each dollar of trade, was $0.44.

41. Colombia’s total trade with Georgia in 2008 was $338.77 million, a 21.90% change over 2007. Total Georgia exports were 139.18 million while imports were valued at $199.59 million. The Georgia surplus/(deficit) was -60,405,455.00 in 2008, while the balance of trade, the value of exports for each dollar of trade, was $0.41.

42. Nigeria’s total trade with Georgia in 2008 was $331.47 million, a 102.39% change over 2007. Total Georgia exports were 190.54 million while imports were valued at $140.93 million. The Georgia surplus/(deficit) was 49,617,751.00 in 2008, while the balance of trade, the value of exports for each dollar of trade, was $0.57.

43. Jordan’s total trade with Georgia in 2008 was $320.48 million, a -20.83% change over 2007. Total Georgia exports were 87.4 million while imports were valued at $233.09 million. The Georgia surplus/(deficit) was -145,690,791.00 in 2008, while the balance of trade, the value of exports for each dollar of trade, was $0.27.

44. Czech Republic’s total trade with Georgia in 2008 was $303.08 million, a 7.43% change over 2007. Total Georgia exports were 143.47 million while imports were valued at $159.60 million. The Georgia surplus/(deficit) was -16,130,226.00 in 2008, while the balance of trade, the value of exports for each dollar of trade, was $0.47.

45. Poland’s total trade with Georgia in 2008 was $283.19 million, a 36.45% change over 2007. Total Georgia exports were 166.43 million while imports were valued at $116.76 million. The Georgia surplus/(deficit) was 49,676,891.00 in 2008, while the balance of trade, the value of exports for each dollar of trade, was $0.59.

46. Canada’s total trade with Georgia in 2008 was $253.56 million, a -46.18% change over 2007. Total Georgia exports were 22 million while imports were valued at $231.56 million. The Georgia surplus/(deficit) was -209,554,862.00 in 2008, while the balance of trade, the value of exports for each dollar of trade, was $0.09.

47. Argentina’s total trade with Georgia in 2008 was $246.18 million, a 39.00% change over 2007. Total Georgia exports were 133.97 million while imports were valued at $112.21 million. The Georgia surplus/(deficit) was 21,759,143.00 in 2008, while the balance of trade, the value of exports for each dollar of trade, was $0.54.

48. Denmark’s total trade with Georgia in 2008 was $238.29 million, a -8.98% change over 2007. Total Georgia exports were 100.55 million while imports were valued at $137.74 million. The Georgia surplus/(deficit) was -37,182,822.00 in 2008, while the balance of trade, the value of exports for each dollar of trade, was $0.42.

49. Hungary’s total trade with Georgia in 2008 was $222.20 million, a 30.21% change over 2007. Total Georgia exports were 78 million while imports were valued at $144.20 million. The Georgia surplus/(deficit) was -66,200,641.00 in 2008, while the balance of trade, the value of exports for each dollar of trade, was $0.35.

50. Greece’s total trade with Georgia in 2008 was $221.48 million, a 10.33% change over 2007. Total Georgia exports were 179.81 million while imports were valued at $41.67 million. The Georgia surplus/(deficit) was 138,144,604.00 in 2008, while the balance of trade, the value of exports for each dollar of trade, was $0.81.

51. Luxembourg’s total trade with Georgia in 2008 was $213.28 million, a 133.78% change over 2007. Total Georgia exports were 136.77 million while imports were valued at $76.51 million. The Georgia surplus/(deficit) was 60,264,490.00 in 2008, while the balance of trade, the value of exports for each dollar of trade, was $0.64.

52. Chile’s total trade with Georgia in 2008 was $212.85 million, a 18.07% change over 2007. Total Georgia exports were 180.55 million while imports were valued at $32.31 million. The Georgia surplus/(deficit) was 148,238,363.00 in 2008, while the balance of trade, the value of exports for each dollar of trade, was $0.85.

53. Norway’s total trade with Georgia in 2008 was $204.90 million, a 10.99% change over 2007. Total Georgia exports were 89.54 million while imports were valued at $115.36 million. The Georgia surplus/(deficit) was -25,817,498.00 in 2008, while the balance of trade, the value of exports for each dollar of trade, was $0.44.

54. Peru’s total trade with Georgia in 2008 was $197.90 million, a 0.17% change over 2007. Total Georgia exports were 106.62 million while imports were valued at $91.28 million. The Georgia surplus/(deficit) was 15,332,638.00 in 2008, while the balance of trade, the value of exports for each dollar of trade, was $0.54.

55. Panama’s total trade with Georgia in 2008 was $187.64 million, a 57.85% change over 2007. Total Georgia exports were 182.54 million while imports were valued at $5.09 million. The Georgia surplus/(deficit) was 177,450,961.00 in 2008, while the balance of trade, the value of exports for each dollar of trade, was $0.97.

56. Slovakia’s total trade with Georgia in 2008 was $163.63 million, a -19.22% change over 2007. Total Georgia exports were 15.15 million while imports were valued at $148.48 million. The Georgia surplus/(deficit) was -133,337,613.00 in 2008, while the balance of trade, the value of exports for each dollar of trade, was $0.09.

57. Guatemala’s total trade with Georgia in 2008 was $163.06 million, a 8.97% change over 2007. Total Georgia exports were 35.95 million while imports were valued at $127.11 million. The Georgia surplus/(deficit) was -91,162,217.00 in 2008, while the balance of trade, the value of exports for each dollar of trade, was $0.22.

58. Angola’s total trade with Georgia in 2008 was $145.14 million, a 593.34% change over 2007. Total Georgia exports were 144.55 million while imports were valued at $585,000. The Georgia surplus/(deficit) was 143,966,863.00 in 2008, while the balance of trade, the value of exports for each dollar of trade, was $1.00.

59. Kuwait’s total trade with Georgia in 2008 was $133.70 million, a 15.35% change over 2007. Total Georgia exports were 132.53 million while imports were valued at $1.17 million. The Georgia surplus/(deficit) was 131,363,787.00 in 2008, while the balance of trade, the value of exports for each dollar of trade, was $0.99.

60. Dominican Republic’s total trade with Georgia in 2008 was $128.83 million, a -26.45% change over 2007. Total Georgia exports were 103.52 million while imports were valued at $25.31 million. The Georgia surplus/(deficit) was 78,207,377.00 in 2008, while the balance of trade, the value of exports for each dollar of trade, was $0.80.

61. Sri Lanka’s total trade with Georgia in 2008 was $128.39 million, a -11.74% change over 2007. Total Georgia exports were 18.52 million while imports were valued at $109.87 million. The Georgia surplus/(deficit) was -91,341,634.00 in 2008, while the balance of trade, the value of exports for each dollar of trade, was $0.14.

62. Qatar’s total trade with Georgia in 2008 was $114.30 million, a 32.14% change over 2007. Total Georgia exports were 113.78 million while imports were valued at $519,437. The Georgia surplus/(deficit) was 113,265,326.00 in 2008, while the balance of trade, the value of exports for each dollar of trade, was $1.00.

63. Jamaica’s total trade with Georgia in 2008 was $108.22 million, a -6.87% change over 2007. Total Georgia exports were 80.87 million while imports were valued at $27.35 million. The Georgia surplus/(deficit) was 53,518,043.00 in 2008, while the balance of trade, the value of exports for each dollar of trade, was $0.75.

64. Cambodia’s total trade with Georgia in 2008 was $107.58 million, a -7.57% change over 2007. Total Georgia exports were 5.18 million while imports were valued at $102.40 million. The Georgia surplus/(deficit) was -97,218,303.00 in 2008, while the balance of trade, the value of exports for each dollar of trade, was $0.05.

65. Bahrain’s total trade with Georgia in 2008 was $107.36 million, a 62.15% change over 2007. Total Georgia exports were 72.16 million while imports were valued at $35.20 million. The Georgia surplus/(deficit) was 36,965,177.00 in 2008, while the balance of trade, the value of exports for each dollar of trade, was $0.67.

66. Romania’s total trade with Georgia in 2008 was $106.81 million, a 80.61% change over 2007. Total Georgia exports were 45.91 million while imports were valued at $60.90 million. The Georgia surplus/(deficit) was -14,984,153.00 in 2008, while the balance of trade, the value of exports for each dollar of trade, was $0.43.

67. Ecuador’s total trade with Georgia in 2008 was $104.94 million, a 105.97% change over 2007. Total Georgia exports were 74.73 million while imports were valued at $30.21 million. The Georgia surplus/(deficit) was 44,517,924.00 in 2008, while the balance of trade, the value of exports for each dollar of trade, was $0.71.

68. Nicaragua’s total trade with Georgia in 2008 was $103.98 million, a 27.88% change over 2007. Total Georgia exports were 5.94 million while imports were valued at $98.04 million. The Georgia surplus/(deficit) was -92,109,050.00 in 2008, while the balance of trade, the value of exports for each dollar of trade, was $0.06.

69. Lithuania’s total trade with Georgia in 2008 was $103.29 million, a 15.26% change over 2007. Total Georgia exports were 43.62 million while imports were valued at $59.67 million. The Georgia surplus/(deficit) was -16,046,584.00 in 2008, while the balance of trade, the value of exports for each dollar of trade, was $0.42.

70. Ukraine’s total trade with Georgia in 2008 was $102.73 million, a 10.68% change over 2007. Total Georgia exports were 95.15 million while imports were valued at $7.58 million. The Georgia surplus/(deficit) was 87,561,618.00 in 2008, while the balance of trade, the value of exports for each dollar of trade, was $0.93.

71. Morocco’s total trade with Georgia in 2008 was $101.75 million, a 55.41% change over 2007. Total Georgia exports were 77.7 million while imports were valued at $24.05 million. The Georgia surplus/(deficit) was 53,657,694.00 in 2008, while the balance of trade, the value of exports for each dollar of trade, was $0.76.

72. Costa Rica’s total trade with Georgia in 2008 was $101.02 million, a -2.43% change over 2007. Total Georgia exports were 57.08 million while imports were valued at $43.94 million. The Georgia surplus/(deficit) was 13,137,936.00 in 2008, while the balance of trade, the value of exports for each dollar of trade, was $0.57.

73. El Salvador’s total trade with Georgia in 2008 was $93.80 million, a -11.78% change over 2007. Total Georgia exports were 11.72 million while imports were valued at $82.08 million. The Georgia surplus/(deficit) was -70,365,772.00 in 2008, while the balance of trade, the value of exports for each dollar of trade, was $0.12.

74. Iraq’s total trade with Georgia in 2008 was $93.05 million, a 19.00% change over 2007. Total Georgia exports were 87.33 million while imports were valued at $5.72 million. The Georgia surplus/(deficit) was 81,611,726.00 in 2008, while the balance of trade, the value of exports for each dollar of trade, was $0.94.

75. Macao’s total trade with Georgia in 2008 was $82.94 million, a 4.16% change over 2007. Total Georgia exports were 9.61 million while imports were valued at $73.33 million. The Georgia surplus/(deficit) was -63,726,847.00 in 2008, while the balance of trade, the value of exports for each dollar of trade, was $0.12.

76. Bulgaria’s total trade with Georgia in 2008 was $80.43 million, a 103.29% change over 2007. Total Georgia exports were 62.6 million while imports were valued at $17.83 million. The Georgia surplus/(deficit) was 44,766,333.00 in 2008, while the balance of trade, the value of exports for each dollar of trade, was $0.78.

77. Algeria’s total trade with Georgia in 2008 was $70.11 million, a 151.29% change over 2007. Total Georgia exports were 49.05 million while imports were valued at $21.06 million. The Georgia surplus/(deficit) was 27,987,821.00 in 2008, while the balance of trade, the value of exports for each dollar of trade, was $0.70.

78. Slovenia’s total trade with Georgia in 2008 was $57.66 million, a 3.80% change over 2007. Total Georgia exports were 21.43 million while imports were valued at $36.23 million. The Georgia surplus/(deficit) was -14,803,979.00 in 2008, while the balance of trade, the value of exports for each dollar of trade, was $0.37.

79. Bermuda’s total trade with Georgia in 2008 was $56.21 million, a -51.67% change over 2007. Total Georgia exports were 6.6 million while imports were valued at $49.61 million. The Georgia surplus/(deficit) was -43,003,889.00 in 2008, while the balance of trade, the value of exports for each dollar of trade, was $0.12.

80. New Caledonia’s total trade with Georgia in 2008 was $55.59 million, a -7.84% change over 2007. Total Georgia exports were 24.85 million while imports were valued at $30.75 million. The Georgia surplus/(deficit) was -5,900,013.00 in 2008, while the balance of trade, the value of exports for each dollar of trade, was $0.45.

81. Oman’s total trade with Georgia in 2008 was $55.38 million, a 37.92% change over 2007. Total Georgia exports were 50.53 million while imports were valued at $4.85 million. The Georgia surplus/(deficit) was 45,682,166.00 in 2008, while the balance of trade, the value of exports for each dollar of trade, was $0.91.

82. Iran’s total trade with Georgia in 2008 was $53.64 million, a 23.14% change over 2007. Total Georgia exports were 46.94 million while imports were valued at $6.70 million. The Georgia surplus/(deficit) was 40,232,642.00 in 2008, while the balance of trade, the value of exports for each dollar of trade, was $0.88.

83. Lebanon’s total trade with Georgia in 2008 was $52.02 million, a 16.59% change over 2007. Total Georgia exports were 51.39 million while imports were valued at $626,499. The Georgia surplus/(deficit) was 50,765,140.00 in 2008, while the balance of trade, the value of exports for each dollar of trade, was $0.99.

84. Ghana’s total trade with Georgia in 2008 was $46.40 million, a 26.14% change over 2007. Total Georgia exports were 41.29 million while imports were valued at $5.11 million. The Georgia surplus/(deficit) was 36,179,596.00 in 2008, while the balance of trade, the value of exports for each dollar of trade, was $0.89.

85. Aruba’s total trade with Georgia in 2008 was $46.16 million, a 44.31% change over 2007. Total Georgia exports were 5.77 million while imports were valued at $40.39 million. The Georgia surplus/(deficit) was -34,615,606.00 in 2008, while the balance of trade, the value of exports for each dollar of trade, was $0.13.

86. Honduras’s total trade with Georgia in 2008 was $36.32 million, a -36.19% change over 2007. Total Georgia exports were 9.74 million while imports were valued at $26.58 million. The Georgia surplus/(deficit) was -16,839,915.00 in 2008, while the balance of trade, the value of exports for each dollar of trade, was $0.27.

87. Georgia’s total trade with Georgia in 2008 was $35.62 million, a 46.75% change over 2007. Total Georgia exports were 35.58 million while imports were valued at $38,972. The Georgia surplus/(deficit) was 35,542,520.00 in 2008, while the balance of trade, the value of exports for each dollar of trade, was $1.00.

88. Estonia’s total trade with Georgia in 2008 was $35.47 million, a -31.06% change over 2007. Total Georgia exports were 16.67 million while imports were valued at $18.80 million. The Georgia surplus/(deficit) was -2,135,569.00 in 2008, while the balance of trade, the value of exports for each dollar of trade, was $0.47.

89. Croatia’s total trade with Georgia in 2008 was $33.92 million, a 33.37% change over 2007. Total Georgia exports were 15.22 million while imports were valued at $18.70 million. The Georgia surplus/(deficit) was -3,471,133.00 in 2008, while the balance of trade, the value of exports for each dollar of trade, was $0.45.

90. Tunisia’s total trade with Georgia in 2008 was $32.34 million, a 60.88% change over 2007. Total Georgia exports were 24.67 million while imports were valued at $7.67 million. The Georgia surplus/(deficit) was 16,997,297.00 in 2008, while the balance of trade, the value of exports for each dollar of trade, was $0.76.

91. Equatorial Guinea’s total trade with Georgia in 2008 was $31.65 million, a -59.65% change over 2007. Total Georgia exports were 31.65 million while imports were valued at zero. The Georgia surplus/(deficit) was 31,651,328.00 in 2008, while the balance of trade, the value of exports for each dollar of trade, was $1.00.

92. Kenya’s total trade with Georgia in 2008 was $30.15 million, a 80.19% change over 2007. Total Georgia exports were 11.14 million while imports were valued at $19.01 million. The Georgia surplus/(deficit) was -7,873,634.00 in 2008, while the balance of trade, the value of exports for each dollar of trade, was $0.37.

93. Libya’s total trade with Georgia in 2008 was $28.11 million, a 16.71% change over 2007. Total Georgia exports were 25.23 million while imports were valued at $2.88 million. The Georgia surplus/(deficit) was 22,345,990.00 in 2008, while the balance of trade, the value of exports for each dollar of trade, was $0.90.

94. Cote d’Ivoire’s total trade with Georgia in 2008 was $28.06 million, a 22.08% change over 2007. Total Georgia exports were 17.43 million while imports were valued at $10.63 million. The Georgia surplus/(deficit) was 6,806,225.00 in 2008, while the balance of trade, the value of exports for each dollar of trade, was $0.62.

95. Uruguay’s total trade with Georgia in 2008 was $26.69 million, a 27.24% change over 2007. Total Georgia exports were 22.24 million while imports were valued at $4.45 million. The Georgia surplus/(deficit) was 17,788,784.00 in 2008, while the balance of trade, the value of exports for each dollar of trade, was $0.83.

96. Bahamas’s total trade with Georgia in 2008 was $25.44 million, a 179.57% change over 2007. Total Georgia exports were 4.56 million while imports were valued at $20.88 million. The Georgia surplus/(deficit) was -16,314,275.00 in 2008, while the balance of trade, the value of exports for each dollar of trade, was $0.18.

97. Guyana’s total trade with Georgia in 2008 was $24.61 million, a -27.20% change over 2007. Total Georgia exports were 11.74 million while imports were valued at $12.87 million. The Georgia surplus/(deficit) was -1,125,253.00 in 2008, while the balance of trade, the value of exports for each dollar of trade, was $0.48.

98. Latvia’s total trade with Georgia in 2008 was $23.56 million, a -52.81% change over 2007. Total Georgia exports were 20.53 million while imports were valued at $3.03 million. The Georgia surplus/(deficit) was 17,505,991.00 in 2008, while the balance of trade, the value of exports for each dollar of trade, was $0.87.

99. Cuba’s total trade with Georgia in 2008 was $22.65 million, a 651.93% change over 2007. Total Georgia exports were 22.65 million while imports were valued at zero. The Georgia surplus/(deficit) was 22,652,683.00 in 2008, while the balance of trade, the value of exports for each dollar of trade, was $1.00.

100. Afghanistan’s total trade with Georgia in 2008 was $22.37 million, a -30.31% change over 2007. Total Georgia exports were 18.33 million while imports were valued at $4.04 million. The Georgia surplus/(deficit) was 14,284,618.00 in 2008, while the balance of trade, the value of exports for each dollar of trade, was $0.82.

101. French Polynesia’s total trade with Georgia in 2008 was $21.89 million, a 49.61% change over 2007. Total Georgia exports were 21.89 million while imports were valued at zero. The Georgia surplus/(deficit) was 21,891,391.00 in 2008, while the balance of trade, the value of exports for each dollar of trade, was $1.00.

102. Tajikistan’s total trade with Georgia in 2008 was $20.77 million, a 358.67% change over 2007. Total Georgia exports were 20.77 million while imports were valued at zero. The Georgia surplus/(deficit) was 20,768,009.00 in 2008, while the balance of trade, the value of exports for each dollar of trade, was $1.00.

103. Netherlands Antilles’s total trade with Georgia in 2008 was $19.96 million, a -36.47% change over 2007. Total Georgia exports were 12.91 million while imports were valued at $7.04 million. The Georgia surplus/(deficit) was 5,869,640.00 in 2008, while the balance of trade, the value of exports for each dollar of trade, was $0.65.

104. Liberia’s total trade with Georgia in 2008 was $18.11 million, a 30.53% change over 2007. Total Georgia exports were 6.97 million while imports were valued at $11.14 million. The Georgia surplus/(deficit) was -4,166,378.00 in 2008, while the balance of trade, the value of exports for each dollar of trade, was $0.38.

105. Malta’s total trade with Georgia in 2008 was $16.35 million, a -2.55% change over 2007. Total Georgia exports were 9.73 million while imports were valued at $6.62 million. The Georgia surplus/(deficit) was 3,105,502.00 in 2008, while the balance of trade, the value of exports for each dollar of trade, was $0.59.

106. Fiji’s total trade with Georgia in 2008 was $15.86 million, a 80.84% change over 2007. Total Georgia exports were 2.53 million while imports were valued at $13.33 million. The Georgia surplus/(deficit) was -10,800,424.00 in 2008, while the balance of trade, the value of exports for each dollar of trade, was $0.16.

107. Cyprus’s total trade with Georgia in 2008 was $15.63 million, a 18.08% change over 2007. Total Georgia exports were 15.51 million while imports were valued at $116,771. The Georgia surplus/(deficit) was 15,392,890.00 in 2008, while the balance of trade, the value of exports for each dollar of trade, was $0.99.

108. Paraguay’s total trade with Georgia in 2008 was $15.22 million, a 36.05% change over 2007. Total Georgia exports were 11.92 million while imports were valued at $3.31 million. The Georgia surplus/(deficit) was 8,611,035.00 in 2008, while the balance of trade, the value of exports for each dollar of trade, was $0.78.

109. Madagascar’s total trade with Georgia in 2008 was $13.82 million, a -31.99% change over 2007. Total Georgia exports were 6.23 million while imports were valued at $7.58 million. The Georgia surplus/(deficit) was -1,350,037.00 in 2008, while the balance of trade, the value of exports for each dollar of trade, was $0.45.

110. Serbia’s total trade with Georgia in 2008 was $13.77 million, a 46.99% change over 2007. Total Georgia exports were 11.24 million while imports were valued at $2.53 million. The Georgia surplus/(deficit) was 8,706,669.00 in 2008, while the balance of trade, the value of exports for each dollar of trade, was $0.82.

111. Belarus’s total trade with Georgia in 2008 was $13.74 million, a -40.26% change over 2007. Total Georgia exports were 6.36 million while imports were valued at $7.38 million. The Georgia surplus/(deficit) was -1,017,369.00 in 2008, while the balance of trade, the value of exports for each dollar of trade, was $0.46.

112. Armenia’s total trade with Georgia in 2008 was $13.61 million, a 273.59% change over 2007. Total Georgia exports were 1.36 million while imports were valued at $12.25 million. The Georgia surplus/(deficit) was -10,889,870.00 in 2008, while the balance of trade, the value of exports for each dollar of trade, was $0.10.

113. Barbados’s total trade with Georgia in 2008 was $13.13 million, a 91.31% change over 2007. Total Georgia exports were 12.99 million while imports were valued at $142,390. The Georgia surplus/(deficit) was 12,843,370.00 in 2008, while the balance of trade, the value of exports for each dollar of trade, was $0.99.

114. Kazakhstan’s total trade with Georgia in 2008 was $12.67 million, a -25.99% change over 2007. Total Georgia exports were 12.66 million while imports were valued at $12,278. The Georgia surplus/(deficit) was 12,645,874.00 in 2008, while the balance of trade, the value of exports for each dollar of trade, was $1.00.

115. Republic of Yemen’s total trade with Georgia in 2008 was $12.25 million, a 123.39% change over 2007. Total Georgia exports were 11 million while imports were valued at $1.25 million. The Georgia surplus/(deficit) was 9,746,925.00 in 2008, while the balance of trade, the value of exports for each dollar of trade, was $0.90.

116. Cameroon’s total trade with Georgia in 2008 was $11.94 million, a 18.48% change over 2007. Total Georgia exports were 8.4 million while imports were valued at $3.55 million. The Georgia surplus/(deficit) was 4,850,599.00 in 2008, while the balance of trade, the value of exports for each dollar of trade, was $0.70.

117. Gabon’s total trade with Georgia in 2008 was $10.55 million, a 35.60% change over 2007. Total Georgia exports were 10.29 million while imports were valued at $254,846. The Georgia surplus/(deficit) was 10,037,215.00 in 2008, while the balance of trade, the value of exports for each dollar of trade, was $0.98.

118. Congo (Brazzaville)’s total trade with Georgia in 2008 was $10.24 million, a 23.54% change over 2007. Total Georgia exports were 7.6 million while imports were valued at $2.64 million. The Georgia surplus/(deficit) was 4,963,873.00 in 2008, while the balance of trade, the value of exports for each dollar of trade, was $0.74.

119. Congo (Kinshasa)’s total trade with Georgia in 2008 was $9.41 million, a 96.59% change over 2007. Total Georgia exports were 9.07 million while imports were valued at $336,330. The Georgia surplus/(deficit) was 8,734,130.00 in 2008, while the balance of trade, the value of exports for each dollar of trade, was $0.96.

120. Bolivia’s total trade with Georgia in 2008 was $9.29 million, a -9.83% change over 2007. Total Georgia exports were 6.97 million while imports were valued at $2.32 million. The Georgia surplus/(deficit) was 4,659,143.00 in 2008, while the balance of trade, the value of exports for each dollar of trade, was $0.75.

121. Lesotho’s total trade with Georgia in 2008 was $9.07 million, a 71.46% change over 2007. Total Georgia exports were 20,106 while imports were valued at $9.05 million. The Georgia surplus/(deficit) was -9,033,461.00 in 2008, while the balance of trade, the value of exports for each dollar of trade, was $0.00.

122. Senegal’s total trade with Georgia in 2008 was $8.78 million, a 28.02% change over 2007. Total Georgia exports were 7.25 million while imports were valued at $1.53 million. The Georgia surplus/(deficit) was 5,716,593.00 in 2008, while the balance of trade, the value of exports for each dollar of trade, was $0.83.

123. Moldova’s total trade with Georgia in 2008 was $8.62 million, a 19.55% change over 2007. Total Georgia exports were 7.93 million while imports were valued at $694,686. The Georgia surplus/(deficit) was 7,232,825.00 in 2008, while the balance of trade, the value of exports for each dollar of trade, was $0.92.

124. Haiti’s total trade with Georgia in 2008 was $8.40 million, a -73.88% change over 2007. Total Georgia exports were 8.34 million while imports were valued at $67,066. The Georgia surplus/(deficit) was 8,268,365.00 in 2008, while the balance of trade, the value of exports for each dollar of trade, was $0.99.

125. Tokelau’s total trade with Georgia in 2008 was $8.14 million, a 44.18% change over 2007. Total Georgia exports were 7.38 million while imports were valued at $763,810. The Georgia surplus/(deficit) was 6,612,028.00 in 2008, while the balance of trade, the value of exports for each dollar of trade, was $0.91.

126. Togo’s total trade with Georgia in 2008 was $8.06 million, a 59.68% change over 2007. Total Georgia exports were 8.06 million while imports were valued at $1,869. The Georgia surplus/(deficit) was 8,056,928.00 in 2008, while the balance of trade, the value of exports for each dollar of trade, was $1.00.

127. Belize’s total trade with Georgia in 2008 was $7.76 million, a -44.38% change over 2007. Total Georgia exports were 7.62 million while imports were valued at $141,677. The Georgia surplus/(deficit) was 7,479,636.00 in 2008, while the balance of trade, the value of exports for each dollar of trade, was $0.98.

128. Turkmenistan’s total trade with Georgia in 2008 was $7.45 million, a -17.92% change over 2007. Total Georgia exports were 2.78 million while imports were valued at $4.67 million. The Georgia surplus/(deficit) was -1,891,890.00 in 2008, while the balance of trade, the value of exports for each dollar of trade, was $0.37.

129. Zambia’s total trade with Georgia in 2008 was $6.81 million, a 54.79% change over 2007. Total Georgia exports were 6.77 million while imports were valued at $40,047. The Georgia surplus/(deficit) was 6,733,107.00 in 2008, while the balance of trade, the value of exports for each dollar of trade, was $0.99.

130. Benin’s total trade with Georgia in 2008 was $5.87 million, a 40.46% change over 2007. Total Georgia exports were 5.87 million while imports were valued at zero. The Georgia surplus/(deficit) was 5,867,772.00 in 2008, while the balance of trade, the value of exports for each dollar of trade, was $1.00.

131. Guinea’s total trade with Georgia in 2008 was $5.79 million, a -8.50% change over 2007. Total Georgia exports were 5.45 million while imports were valued at $342,101. The Georgia surplus/(deficit) was 5,105,719.00 in 2008, while the balance of trade, the value of exports for each dollar of trade, was $0.94.

132. Tanzania’s total trade with Georgia in 2008 was $5.32 million, a -15.76% change over 2007. Total Georgia exports were 5.14 million while imports were valued at $187,603. The Georgia surplus/(deficit) was 4,947,741.00 in 2008, while the balance of trade, the value of exports for each dollar of trade, was $0.96.

133. Azerbaijan’s total trade with Georgia in 2008 was $5.29 million, a 43.32% change over 2007. Total Georgia exports were 5.08 million while imports were valued at $207,869. The Georgia surplus/(deficit) was 4,875,035.00 in 2008, while the balance of trade, the value of exports for each dollar of trade, was $0.96.

134. Albania’s total trade with Georgia in 2008 was $5.15 million, a 97.51% change over 2007. Total Georgia exports were 5.08 million while imports were valued at $67,386. The Georgia surplus/(deficit) was 5,011,932.00 in 2008, while the balance of trade, the value of exports for each dollar of trade, was $0.99.

135. Bosnia-Hercegovina’s total trade with Georgia in 2008 was $4.96 million, a 77.17% change over 2007. Total Georgia exports were 2.69 million while imports were valued at $2.27 million. The Georgia surplus/(deficit) was 424,003.00 in 2008, while the balance of trade, the value of exports for each dollar of trade, was $0.54.

136. Uzbekistan’s total trade with Georgia in 2008 was $4.85 million, a 236.78% change over 2007. Total Georgia exports were 4.78 million while imports were valued at $65,232. The Georgia surplus/(deficit) was 4,718,737.00 in 2008, while the balance of trade, the value of exports for each dollar of trade, was $0.99.

137. Djibouti’s total trade with Georgia in 2008 was $4.82 million, a 174.11% change over 2007. Total Georgia exports were 4.82 million while imports were valued at zero. The Georgia surplus/(deficit) was 4,820,454.00 in 2008, while the balance of trade, the value of exports for each dollar of trade, was $1.00.

138. Suriname’s total trade with Georgia in 2008 was $4.64 million, a -41.30% change over 2007. Total Georgia exports were 4.6 million while imports were valued at $34,136. The Georgia surplus/(deficit) was 4,567,851.00 in 2008, while the balance of trade, the value of exports for each dollar of trade, was $0.99.

139. Ethiopia’s total trade with Georgia in 2008 was $4.15 million, a 60.31% change over 2007. Total Georgia exports were 3.44 million while imports were valued at $703,284. The Georgia surplus/(deficit) was 2,739,206.00 in 2008, while the balance of trade, the value of exports for each dollar of trade, was $0.83.

140. Zimbabwe’s total trade with Georgia in 2008 was $4.06 million, a 130.29% change over 2007. Total Georgia exports were 3.88 million while imports were valued at $175,788. The Georgia surplus/(deficit) was 3,709,151.00 in 2008, while the balance of trade, the value of exports for each dollar of trade, was $0.96.

141. Swaziland’s total trade with Georgia in 2008 was $4.03 million, a 92.44% change over 2007. Total Georgia exports were 1.24 million while imports were valued at $2.79 million. The Georgia surplus/(deficit) was -1,556,373.00 in 2008, while the balance of trade, the value of exports for each dollar of trade, was $0.31.

142. Namibia’s total trade with Georgia in 2008 was $3.91 million, a 148.84% change over 2007. Total Georgia exports were 1.62 million while imports were valued at $2.28 million. The Georgia surplus/(deficit) was -658,413.00 in 2008, while the balance of trade, the value of exports for each dollar of trade, was $0.42.

143. Botswana’s total trade with Georgia in 2008 was $3.79 million, a 98.11% change over 2007. Total Georgia exports were 2.57 million while imports were valued at $1.22 million. The Georgia surplus/(deficit) was 1,351,332.00 in 2008, while the balance of trade, the value of exports for each dollar of trade, was $0.68.

144. Sierra Leone’s total trade with Georgia in 2008 was $3.61 million, a 98.99% change over 2007. Total Georgia exports were 3.26 million while imports were valued at $351,083. The Georgia surplus/(deficit) was 2,906,090.00 in 2008, while the balance of trade, the value of exports for each dollar of trade, was $0.90.

145. Nepal’s total trade with Georgia in 2008 was $3.40 million, a 60.56% change over 2007. Total Georgia exports were 2.4 million while imports were valued at $999,922. The Georgia surplus/(deficit) was 1,397,435.00 in 2008, while the balance of trade, the value of exports for each dollar of trade, was $0.71.

146. St Lucia’s total trade with Georgia in 2008 was $3.22 million, a 27.48% change over 2007. Total Georgia exports were 3.19 million while imports were valued at $28,943. The Georgia surplus/(deficit) was 3,164,195.00 in 2008, while the balance of trade, the value of exports for each dollar of trade, was $0.99.

147. Mauritius’s total trade with Georgia in 2008 was $3.19 million, a -16.83% change over 2007. Total Georgia exports were 1.73 million while imports were valued at $1.45 million. The Georgia surplus/(deficit) was 282,367.00 in 2008, while the balance of trade, the value of exports for each dollar of trade, was $0.54.

148. Gambia’s total trade with Georgia in 2008 was $3.09 million, a 13.92% change over 2007. Total Georgia exports were 3.09 million while imports were valued at zero. The Georgia surplus/(deficit) was 3,088,904.00 in 2008, while the balance of trade, the value of exports for each dollar of trade, was $1.00.

149. Papua New Guinea’s total trade with Georgia in 2008 was $3.03 million, a -46.32% change over 2007. Total Georgia exports were 1.57 million while imports were valued at $1.46 million. The Georgia surplus/(deficit) was 116,218.00 in 2008, while the balance of trade, the value of exports for each dollar of trade, was $0.52.

150. Macedonia (Skopje)’s total trade with Georgia in 2008 was $2.93 million, a -22.32% change over 2007. Total Georgia exports were 1.18 million while imports were valued at $1.74 million. The Georgia surplus/(deficit) was -557,538.00 in 2008, while the balance of trade, the value of exports for each dollar of trade, was $0.40.