Georgia maintains regional leadership in corruption perceptions index

Georgia has once again secured its position as the leading country in the Eastern Europe and Central Asia region, according to the latest Corruption Perceptions Index (CPI) released by Transparency International.

With a score of 53/100, Georgia maintains its previous standing and ranks 53rd out of 180 countries worldwide. The nation continues to be the undisputed leader in the Caucasus and Black Sea region, reinforcing its reputation for governance reforms and anti-corruption measures.

The CPI evaluates perceived levels of public sector corruption globally, using data from experts and business executives. While Georgia has retained its position, the report highlights the need for continued efforts to strengthen democratic institutions, enhance transparency, and uphold the rule of law.

Regional comparisons show that Georgia significantly outperforms its neighbors, maintaining a substantial lead in combating corruption. The ranking underscores the country’s progress in governance and public sector integrity, setting a benchmark for the region