AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoTbilisi Real Estate: Georgia’s capital saw a 24% jump in residential sales volume in July 2026, with 4,409 apartments sold and the first seven months reaching $2.37bn in turnover, while construction costs rose 3%. Transport & Energy Diplomacy: Armenia and Georgia met in Batumi to push more direct air routes and higher flight frequencies, alongside continued freight logistics and strategic energy cooperation. UN Cartography Politics: The UN General Assembly backed the “Correct the Map” push for more accurate world maps, endorsing the Equal Earth projection; Georgia abstained while the U.S. voted against, keeping the Mercator debate alive in education and public institutions. Regional Aviation/Infrastructure: Georgia’s PM reiterated a 10-year plan to expand rail, ports and airports, as the Middle Corridor gains momentum. Legal/Geopolitics: Former Georgian prosecutor Otar Partskhaladze, now in Russia, announced an international volunteer unit “Georgievsky” to fight in Ukraine, according to TASS. Local Business & Jobs: Valdosta State University reported $412.5m in economic impact and 3,472 jobs from FY2025, underscoring how universities drive regional economies.
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