AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoNational Bank Enforcement: The National Bank of Georgia fined 13 companies for AML and financial monitoring breaches, including Werty (Unitron) and WhiteBIT Georgia, with penalties ranging from GEL 3,000 per violation. Energy & Trade: Georgia boosted H1 exports of petroleum products 10.7-fold to $487m, while imports rose 34.6% to $811.8m; the report also points to growing refining volumes at Kulevi. Food Safety Crackdown: Georgia’s Investigation Service says it uncovered and prosecuted the sale of 19 tons of expired, hazardous frozen meat stored in Tbilisi and moved to a shop for resale. Transport & Cities: Tbilisi City Hall announced four months of traffic restrictions from July 23 for Rustaveli Avenue rehabilitation, with detours and temporary bus/minibus route changes. Tourism Revenue: Azerbaijani visitors brought Georgia $107.6m in H1 2026 (+4.9%), while Armenia reported a record 1.042m tourists in the same period. Regional Logistics: Azerbaijan’s Zangezur corridor is expected to cut distances, border crossings and logistics costs for cargo to Europe.
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