Georgia

Georgia faces high vulnerability due to its 95% oil import dependency, despite having no direct exposure to the Strait of Hormuz. Domestic gasoline prices have risen to $1.18/L, and critical fuel reserves are alarmingly low at just 28 days, indicating immediate supply chain pressures. The country is also grappling with moderate food risk and a significant 52% increase in fertilizer costs, impacting agricultural stability. Without alternative supply arrangements or substantial reserve replenishment, Georgia's economic stability and fuel security are expected to remain precarious in the coming weeks.