APM Terminals Poti to donate GEL 100,000 to “StopCoV Fund”
APM Terminals Poti operator of Poti Sea Port will contribute 100,000 GEL to the special fund of the Business Association of Georgia in response to COVID-19 outbreak.
ISET Researched Economic Response to COVID-19: How is Georgia Handling the Challenge?
As the novel coronavirus COVID-19 outbreak continues to spread around the world and has been declared a global pandemic by the World Health Organization
Giorgi Kadagidze: 5 Reasons Why This Crisis Will Be More Short-Term for Georgia Than It Seems
5 reasons why this crisis will be shorter for Georgia than it seems at first glance, former President of the National Bank of Georgia Giorgi Kadagidze posted the status on Facebook.
Government Pays $5.5 for One Fast Test Kit
The Georgian Health Ministry has already signed an agreement with Chinese company Shenzhen Bioeasy Biotechnology on purchase of 215,000 fast test kits.
Galt & Taggart Managing Director on Economic Forecasts After the Pandemic
Speaking about the impact of the spread of coronavirus on the Georgian economy, the analyst noted that the country had met the pandemic as ready as possible.
Face Masks Produced in Georgia Soon to be On Sale for Regulated Prices
Following the instructions of the Prime Minister of Georgia and the Government, we, the Ministry of Economy and Sustainable Development, have launched a program that foresees involving of local companies in producing of face masks.
International Airports of Tbilisi and Batumi Move to Limited Mode of Operation
Tea Zakaradze, deputy of general manager of TAV Georgia declared, that international airports of Tbilisi and Batumi are moving to limited mode of operation.
Electricity Consumption Increased in Georgia by 9.9% in February
Electricity consumption in Georgia in February increased by 9.9 percent compared to the same period last year and amounted to 149.23 million kWh.
Georgia Started Exporting Frozen Fish to Azerbaijan
Georgia started exporting frozen fish to Azerbaijan. In January-February, $ 1.72 million worth of fish was exported to the neighboring country.