Changing Agri-Business of Georgia
Agricultural traditions are the main part of Georgian cultural heritage and mentality, as long as favorable climate with fertile soil make it one of…
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Georgia – Land of Golden Fleece
Georgia is considered to be one of the oldest homelands of metal processing in the world. From the Copper-Bronze Age, when man acquired metal,…
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Georgia’s Export and Import in 2017
According to the data released by the state statistics office of Georgia, in 2017 Import reached USD 7.9 billion, while exports of Georgia was…
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Georgian Hazelnuts future and its global market share
Protein rich hazelnuts are sweet tree nuts that grow in temperate zones and its mainly cultivated in Turkey, which produces about 60% of the world’s…
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Georgian tea – with its old history & new investment opportunities
Tea is the oldest Chinese culture, known in 1753 by a well-known Swedish botanist Carl Lynne, first described as a scientific name (Thea). Tea is…
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Construction of Anaklia Deep Sea Port Has Been Launched
The Port of Anaklia is located on the shortest route from China to Europe, a route that has become a major focal point of Chinese…
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EU & the Georgian Government review 4 years of EU support to agriculture
An estimated 250,000 rural Georgians benefited from current support, EU announces third phase of assistance worth 230 million GEL 13, December 2017, Tbilisi –…
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Enguri River Dam soon to be a new tourism landmark of Georgia
In 5 years, Georgia will offer to the local and international visitors the Enguri River dam, which is planned to become a unique tourist…
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Georgia begins large projects aimed to rehabilitate the roads
Georgia is continuing to upgrade and modernize its main transport arteries in a bid to ensure roads meet international standards. Several projects will be…
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Five Reasons to Invest in Georgian Agriculture
Agriculture has both big economic and social functions in Georgia. The sector employs more than half of the country’s work force and for many…
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