AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoAirport Deal Watch: Singapore’s Changi Airports International says it’s interested in investing in and operating Georgia’s planned Vaziani international airport, a $1.2–1.3bn project near Tbilisi aimed at 20m passengers a year by 2031. Energy Strategy: Georgian officials unveiled a 10-year plan to boost power generation 2.5 times by 2036, including the Black Sea submarine cable and a “green corridor” linking the region. Legal & Investment Risk: A US court ordered Georgia to pay ENKA Renewables over $400m tied to the Namakhvani HPP dispute, after protests halted the project; the government says external NGOs and the “Party of Global War” sabotaged it. Diplomacy & Trade: Georgia’s Economy Minister met the US Chargé d’Affaires to discuss cooperation in trade, energy, transport, logistics and the Middle Corridor. Policy at Home: New school rules start this September: uniforms for grades 1–6, phone storage, and gradual textbook and grading reforms. Government Shake-up: Georgia saw senior security and finance leadership changes, including the resignation of SSS chief Geka Geladze. Economy Signals: Georgia expects higher freight traffic and power growth, while the ENKA case keeps investor confidence in the spotlight.
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