Georginvest
Georginvest specializes in overseas investments, in residential and commercial ventures, as well as land purchases for development. Company operations focus on Central and East European countries, mostly Georgia. Georginvest prides itself as an investment house for companies willing to operate in Georgia.
Georgian Minister for Economy and Sustainable Development submits new propositions, according to which any citizen will be able to get appointment to meet the minister from 11:00 a.m. to 13:00 p.m. every Friday. Vera Kobalia thinks in this way, she will be able to know about all problems in teh sector.
World Bank Vice President for Europe and Central Asia, Mr. Philippe Le Houérou, will travel to Georgia from June 11 to 14. The aim of his visit is to discuss with the country’s leadership, senior government officials, development partners, business community, and civil society the recent economic and social developments, and the possible ways in which the World Bank can support the economic recovery in the country.
Tomorrow on February 8, Spanish businessmen delegation will arrive to Georgia. The visit will last till February 11. In the frames of the visit businessmen will meet with representatives of economic and financial sector. They will observe an investment area on site. According to the preliminary information Spanish businessmen are interested in implementation of projects in area of energy, infrastructure, environment, transport. The Georgian side considers this visit as a very important one for the additional investments inflow in the country. Here will be presented a wide spectrum of Spanish businessmen.
Washington keeps its word - today the US envoys will announce about allocation of 50 million dollar to Georgia in the village of Tsitelubani, Gori Region. This is the part of the one billion dollar assistance, which will allow Georgia to restore infrastructure destructed during the war last August.
Nika Gilauri, Georgia’s Prime Minister held a presentation of a new Tax Code.
World Bank Vice President for Europe and Central Asia, Mr. Philippe Le Houérou, will travel to Georgia from June 11 to 14. The aim of his visit is to discuss with the country’s leadership, senior government officials, development partners, business community, and civil society the recent economic and social developments, and the possible ways in which the World Bank can support the economic recovery in the country.