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In 2020, Georgian wine and spirit exports totaled $342.5 million. Exported wine accounted for $210.3 million (5.6% less than in the previous year), while exported spirits increased by 3.8% to...
The construction sector, together with its related sectors, accounts for 8.5% of Georgia’s GDP and employs more than 100,000 people. In 2020, the industry had to deal with serious challenges...
According to IMF data, Georgia is ahead of only seven other post-Soviet countries in terms of GDP per capita. The countries are Azerbaijan, Ukraine, Armenia, Kyrgyzstan, Moldova, Tajikistan, and Uzbekistan....
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Were people more frugal during the pandemic or did they break the bank? This visual assesses the saving rates across different countries. While working hours were reduced across the globe...
The COVID-19 health and economic crisis underscores, as few other major events in modern history have, the vital role of public institutions. When emergencies strike, it is the state’s responsibility...
The Republic of Georgia offers multiple tax benefits to IT firms registered in Georgia who provide services abroad. In particular, IT companies in Georgia holding the status of a “Virtual...
The introduction of innovative hair transplants in Georgia is associated with the name of Dea Papaskiri. A plastic surgeon by profession, she used her fifteen years of experience in the...
2021 began with significant changes in Georgia, as the country’s former prime minister and richest citizen Bidzina Ivanishvili announced his decision to withdraw from politics, leaving the governing Georgian Dream...
The republic of Georgia has been called the world’s most beautiful country, yet only little is known about it beyond its borders. According to IMF data Georgia is the 118th...
Georgia faces the challenge of achieving a broad-based economic recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic. It also has an opportunity to consolidate its past development gains by delivering a bold vision...
In the year 2021, the world will again face an extraordinary crisis – namely the post-pandemic economic stagnation of the global economy. Many developed countries may be able to get...
Georgia recently hosted Peter Szijjarto, the Hungarian minister of foreign affairs and trade. The minister managed to meet with the Georgian business community during his short visit and left the...
The auditing and consulting firm Moore, which currently employs more than 40 qualified staff, plans to expand on the Georgian market. The company, which is built around the century-old British...
Making predictions is a tricky business at the best of times, but especially so after a year of upheaval. Even so, that didn’t stop people from trying their hand at...
The international fresh fruit and vegetable market is growing steadily. According to statistics, only the global fruit trade has grown by as much as an average of 40% over the...