AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoTrade: Russia has temporarily banned imports of drinks from several Georgian producers, including Nabeghlavi, Georgian-made Coca-Cola and selected wine and beer brands, citing sanitary rules. Nabeghlavi’s producer disputed the quality claims and said it is diversifying beyond the Russian market. Foreign Investment: Georgia registered 17,051 companies with foreign capital in January–September, up 15% year on year. Russian-linked registrations reached 7,025, including 1,333 in September, while Azerbaijani-invested firms numbered 418. Transport: The government says it plans to invest $7 billion in transport infrastructure by 2032; a proposed $200 million rail link would connect the network to Anaklia port. Business and Technology: GM PHARMA represented Georgia at CPHI Milan, pursuing international partnerships. Tbilisi’s Fusion Georgia forum brought more than 300 banking, retail and technology participants from six countries. Pensions: From January 1, the pension for most people under 70 will rise by 45 lari to 415 lari, adding 128 million lari to budget costs.
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