AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoAnaklia Port Push: Georgia’s Deputy Economy Minister Tamar Ioseliani says dredging and construction at the Anaklia deep-sea port are on schedule, with the project expected to reach “operational mode” by 2029. Investment Boom: Georgia reported another record year for business expansions and jobs, with $35.2bn in project investments in the fiscal year to June 30 and foreign firms accounting for $7.8bn of that total. Middle Corridor Trade: An Austrian-Kazakh connectivity roundtable in Alpbach focused on turning Middle Corridor plans into workable logistics, with the Trans-Caspian route linking Kazakhstan to the Black Sea via Azerbaijan, Georgia and Turkey. Energy & Industry: Black Sea Petroleum says Georgia’s Kulevi refinery has fully switched to non-Russian crude, citing EU sanctions pressure and a completed transition away from Russian feedstock. Regional Politics & Business Climate: Armenia rejected Russia’s extradition request for opposition journalist Ilya Danilov, while Armenia’s PM Nikol Pashinyan said the first Armenia-to-Azerbaijan goods export deal is already concluded, pending companies’ internal procedures.
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