Category Archives: Georgia

President Mikheil Saakashvili

Driving Economy Forward Through Reforms
Mikheil Saakashvili, the democratically elected President of Georgia since January 2004, is leading the country’s development of a thriving modern economy. A graduate of New York’s … Continue reading →

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Minister Ramaz Nikolaishvili

Massive Infrastructure Projects Open to FDI
The Ministry of Regional Development and Infrastructure of Georgia aims to help bring economic prosperity to every region in the country and to upgrade Georgia’s … Continue reading →

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Minister Bakur Kvezereli

Ministry Positioning Agriculture as Top Investment Target
Georgia’s Ministry of Agriculture aims to ensure a liberalised, open agriculture sector with significant investment appeal. Bakur Kvezereli, Minister, explains, “We want to increase … Continue reading →

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Minister Alexandre Khetaguri

Massive Investment Potential in Hydropower Rich Energy Sector
Georgia has made great strides forward in modernising its energy sector and creating outstanding investment opportunities. Alexandre Khetaguri, Minister of Energy, explains that … Continue reading →

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Minister Kakha Baindurashvili

Consumer, Lender and Investor Confidence on the Rise
Georgia’s financial sector is thriving and offers tremendous growth potential. The sector is dominated by banking, which has been completely private since 1995 … Continue reading →