AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoFX & Reserves: Georgia’s foreign exchange reserves hit a record $8.14bn in August, up 56.4% year-on-year, with the PM citing National Bank purchases and reserve diversification including gold. Growth & Corruption: Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze said the economy grew 8% in July and 7.9% for the first seven months, linking momentum to anti-corruption efforts at top levels. Legal & Civil Society: The Council of Europe human rights commissioner intervened in Georgia’s FARA-style case, urging a safe environment for civil society and warning the law’s impact on NGOs and media. Energy/Trade Links: Georgia’s economy minister discussed development of the Tbilisi dry port with Abu Dhabi Ports Group, while Georgia also expects higher almond harvest around 4,500 tonnes in 2026. Regional Business & Transport: Azerbaijan is set to invest $45.3m in Georgia in the first half of the year, and rail/transport capacity upgrades along the Middle Corridor were highlighted. Maritime & Infrastructure: Batumi hosted the Georgian International Maritime Forum 2026, alongside tram-line contract updates in Tbilisi. Agriculture Skills: ABAC and UGA’s veterinary college signed an agreement to tackle rural veterinary shortages via a new incentive program.
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