Georgia's position in the international property protection ranking Source

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Georgia first appeared in the index in 2010 and ranked 108th out of 119 countries with a score of 3.7. By 2012, Georgia's score had increased to 4.2, but it still remained in 108th place. From 2015 to 2019, Georgia had a clearly pronounced trend of improving its position. Progress stalled in 2020-2022, but in 2023-2024, the score and position improved again. International Property Protection Index 2024 Ranking Countries where property is best protected Finland ranks first in the International Property Protection Index with a score of 8.


081. Finland has the highest score – 8.66 in the legal and political malaysia mobile database environment. It is followed by Singapore, Denmark and the Netherlands. Among Georgia's geographical neighbors, Armenia has the highest score – 5.216 and ranks 53rd in the world. Azerbaijan is in 61st place with 5.008 points, Turkey is in 92nd place with 4.258 points, and Russia is in 103rd place with 3.


797 points. Among the countries included in the ranking, private property is most poorly protected in Venezuela. Venezuela is in 125th place with a score of 1,927. It is followed by Yemen, Haiti and the Democratic Republic of the Congo. The average annual income per capita in Latvia is $24,200, which is equivalent to $41,700 in purchasing power parity (PPP). It ranks 50th in the world in terms of wealth.