Georgian Business Association and its Member Companies Donate GEL 5 Million StopCov Fund

Georgian Business Association has allocated 300 000 GEL from its own funds to fight COVID19. The Association disseminates information about it.

In addition, members of the Association donated the following funds to a special account of the Georgian Business Association for transfer to StopCov Fund - Silknet - GEL 1,000,000; Georgian Industrial Group - 300,000 GEL; Anagi - 300,000 GEL; VTB Bank - GEL 200,000; SOCAR - GEL 200,000; Tegeta Motors - GEL 200,000; Philip Morris Georgia - GEL 100,000; BasisBank - GEL 100,000; Euro Games Technologies Georgia - GEL 50,000; Lilo Mall - GEL 20,000; Elite Electronics - GEL 20,000; Boran Mining - GEL 10,000; MagiStyle - GEL 10,000; Lutetia - GEL 10,000.

In parallel, the following companies have made direct financial contributions to the StopCov fund from the following companies: PSP Group - GEL 300,000; M2 - GEL 100,000; DIRSI - GEL 100,000.

In addition to the financial contributions, the members of the Georgian Business Association made an active contribution by purchasing special medical equipment: Orbi - GEL 1,000,000; Medical University - GEL 1,000,000.

“The Georgian Business Association has been active for the last few days and is involved in the implementation of the Epidemic Prevention Action Plan or the resolution of various problems caused by the current situation. We also work daily to identify the challenges our members face and find ways to solve them. In spite of a number of problems that local businesses already face, we think that solidarity, mutual help and support have no alternative. We would like to express our special thanks to the members of the Georgian Business Association for their contribution to the fight against the pandemic during this difficult time. The Georgian Business Association allocated 300 000 GEL from its own funds to fight the pandemic.

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Georgian Business Association and its Member Companies Donate GEL 5 Million StopCov Fund

Georgian Business Association has allocated 300 000 GEL from its own funds to fight COVID19. The Association disseminates information about it.

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