AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoAirport Expansion: Tbilisi International Airport’s expansion has kicked off as TAV Georgia (French Groupe ADP) plans a $150m upgrade to double capacity from 5m to 10m passengers a year by 2028, adding new terminal and airfield works plus more boarding bridges and passport control points. Energy & Trade Links: Azerbaijan says 559m tons of oil have been exported via the BTC pipeline since commissioning, marking the 20th anniversary, while Azerbaijan’s FM met the WCO to discuss customs reforms and trade facilitation. Regional Infrastructure Deal: Georgia’s PM says construction permits near the Telavishevi River were issued incorrectly, as Telavi floods caused major damage and early warning systems are being rolled out. Governance & Business Climate: Tbilisi City Hall plans to demolish the “Rike Jugs,” with critics alleging the move would replace valuable land with a hotel, casino and restaurants. EU-Georgia Tensions: Irakli Kobakhidze sharply hit EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas, arguing she doesn’t recognize Georgia’s sovereignty over its entire territory. Local Economy & Growth: Government approved the modernization of Tbilisi Airport and backed a new Enguri HPP concept as a PPP project. International Business Moves: Freedom Holding Corp. completed a $300m ordinary share offering to fund expansion, while Stryten Energy agreed to acquire C&D Trojan to scale battery manufacturing.
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