Georgia’s debt to Azerbaijan remains unchanged

Jamila Babayeva
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Tbilisi. 13 December. REPORT.AZ/ As of November 30, 2018, Georgia’s debt to Azerbaijan made up $7.976 million, remaining unchanged compared to the previous month, Report’s Georgian bureau informs citing Finance Ministry.

By contrast to August, Georgia’s total external debt rose by $6.083 million to $5,108,144,000. Government accounts for $4,983,653,000 of this amount.

Georgia’s debt to Germany, Japan and France dropped by $274.748 million, $208.622 million and $187.224 million respectively.

Georgia’s debt to Turkey, Russia and Armenia remained unchanged at $15.297 million, $63.567 million and $9.023 million respectively.

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