In this article, the effects of Georgia's current geopolitical situation on the country's economic
development are being investigated. Although Georgia lost control of the two strategic
regions such as Abkhazia and Ossetia right after the collapse of the Soviet Union, it
maintained its geopolitical importance in the South Caucasus. In this context, the definition
of geographical space was clarified in the article, and the recent situation in the South
Caucasus, the changes in the region after the collapse of the Soviet Union and the results of
these changes were evaluated. In addition, the advantages of Georgia's geopolitical position
and other additional issues affecting the economic development of this country were taken
into account, and the reflections of the problems between Azerbaijan and Armenia on
Georgia were examined, and finally, comments on the future of the South Caucasus were
made
