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  • Economic Growth Quarterly Forecast-QIII 2019

    According to the Parliamentary Budget Office estimates, real GDP growth in Q3 2019 will reach 4.4%. Expected GDP growth is driven by both absorption (2.8%) and net exports (1.6%) components. Read More
  • Macroeconomic Forecasts - June 2019

    As per the Budget Code, following the delivery of macroeconomic forecasts and information concerning basic directions of Georgia's ministries by the government of Georgia to the parliament, the Parliamentary Budget Office (PBO) is publishing its independent forecasts.Major dynamics of the forecasted variables are as follows: The real GDP 2019 growth forecast (4.7%) exceeds the government forecast (4.5%) by 0.2 percentage points (pp) and does not differ from the PBO forecast of December 2018. The PBO December forecast was mainly based on two factors, out of which both actualized almost exactly the way they were assessed in December: The 2018 economic growth rate was adjusted to 4.7% from the  Read More
  • Economic Growth Quarterly Forecast - QII 2019

    According to the Parliamentary Budget Office estimates, real GDP growth in Q2 2019 will reach 4.6%. Expected GDP growth is driven by both absorption (2.8%) and net exports (1.7%) components. Read More
  • STATE BUDGET PERFORMANCE - APRIL, 2019

    Monthly review of 2019 state budget briefly reflects execution process of the state budget in January-April. Performance of the main indicators for the reporting period are as follows: State budget receipts are 28.8% of the annual plan and 3.9% less than the same period last year.State budget outlays are 28.9% of the annual plan and 8.7% more than the same period last year.State budget incurrence of liabilities equals to 285.3 million GEL, while payment of liabilities equals to 260.6 million GEL. For more details see the complete document (available in Georgian). Read More
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On April 16, the working meeting of the parliament and US Congress staff was organized by the parliamentary training center, national democratic institute (NDI) and international republican institute of Georgia (IRI GEORGIA)

On April 16, the working meeting of the …

18-04-2019

On April 16 2019, the working meeting of the parliament and US Congress staff was organized by the parliamentary training center, national democratic institute (NDI) and international republican institute of...

Training cycle on data visual communication

Training cycle on data visual communicat…

21-03-2019

Topics discussed during the training included the history of visual communication as well as human and computer communication, as well as modern methods of data visualization and the possibilities of...

Representatives of the Parliamentary budget office of Georgia met with representatives of the Canadian parliamentary Center

Representatives of the Parliamentary bud…

06-03-2019

Tatia Khetaguri, head of the budget office of parliament of Georgia, Shorena Kakhidze, Vakhtang Chalapeikrishvili and Natia Tsikvadze representatives of the budget office met with representatives of the Canadian Parliamentary...

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