AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoFuel to Abkhazia Under Scrutiny: Repsol says fuel shipped to occupied Abkhazia was bought by Solidus, but Solidus did not coordinate further sales with the company—while Georgia’s government and opposition trade blame over whether the deliveries could help Russia. Political Pressure on Tourism: PM Irakli Kobakhidze accuses a “deep state” of trying to scare off Russian tourists and weaken Georgia’s economy, as critics call the Abkhazia fuel deal “high treason.” Azerbaijan–Georgia Finance: Pasha Bank appoints Punhan Narimanov as chairman and CEO of its Georgian arm, signaling continued expansion in regional payments and banking. Energy Corridor Talk: Armenia approved a KfW-backed plan to expand electricity exchange with Georgia toward 1,050 MW, boosting cross-border power trade prospects. Transport Safety: A minibus crash at Gomis Mta killed four Belarusian tourists; the driver was arrested for lacking the proper license and failing to ensure safe operation. Media Regulation: Georgia’s communications regulator fined opposition TV Pirveli for bias and lack of objectivity.
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