AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoFuel Crunch in Abkhazia: Reports say gasoline queues are still worsening, with drivers lining up for hours and some forced to detour to other towns after authorities said supplies would improve in early August. Energy & Trade: Uzbekistan says it has arranged aviation fuel imports from Georgia and Iraq as demand rises 27% to 375,000 tons in 2026, while Batumi Oil Terminal resumed handling European aviation fuel. Sanctions Pressure on Georgia’s Oil Sector: Black Sea Petroleum’s Kulevi refinery is switching away from Russian crude to Kazakhstan and Libya ahead of EU transaction bans, aiming to fully end Russian feedstock by early September and comply by January 2027. Real Estate Watch: Tbilisi apartment sales jumped in June, with secondary sales hitting the highest monthly level since 2022 and primary sales rising sharply. Infrastructure: PM Kobakhidze says Anaklia deep-sea port works are accelerating, targeting first ships in 2029 after cost revisions and new dredging steps. Governance & Business Climate: Kobakhidze again attacks the US Embassy under the previous administration over alleged “inciting hatred,” while Georgia’s National Gastronomy Agency appoints Levan Karumidze to boost international promotion.
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