In 2009, Georgia and Armenia registered a favorable trade balance of U.S. $47.5m

Last year the countries registered a favorable balance of trade with 30 countries (U.S. $191.3m) against 21 countries (U.S. $227.5m) in 2008.

The Kavkaz Press agency reports that Georgia registered a favorable balance of more than U.S. $1 with 12 states: Canada (U.S. $103.1m), Iraq (U.S. $10.5m), Saudi Arabia (U.S. $9.1m), Lebanon U.S. $3.7m), Albania (U.S. $3.1m), Angola (U.S. $3.1m), Uzbekistan (U.S. $2.3m), Kyrgyzstan (U.S. $1.5m), Egypt (U.S. $1.2m), and Tajikistan (U.S. $1.1m).

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