Armenia-Georgia Trade: Armenia has started exporting fish to Georgia after negotiations were completed, as Russia’s import restrictions continue to hit Armenian goods; the Armenian Embassy says it will keep working to expand trade. Energy & Ports: Dredging has begun in the port of Anaklia, with a special vessel starting work on the access channel and planned completion by May next year, as Georgia accelerates the deep-water port project. Oil Markets: Chevron says CPC is loading tankers again after attacks near the Black Sea terminal; Kazakhstan’s energy ministry reports intake resumed and a full shutdown is “not being considered,” keeping export volumes in focus. Georgia Macro & Human Capital: Georgia’s economy growth figures and a World Bank Human Capital Index update put Georgia at 215 points (above Azerbaijan’s 208), adding fresh pressure on labor-market outcomes and skills policy. Infrastructure Finance: The Asian Development Bank approved a $250m loan for the Tbilisi Bypass Road, aiming to boost regional connectivity and logistics. Security & Travel: A Russian tourist injured in Telavi has left Georgia, with her lawyer saying the investigation did not bar departure.