Economy

Record Electricity Exports Boost Georgia's Revenue by $80 Million in First Seven Months of 2023

In an unprecedented surge, Georgia has set a new record in electricity exports for the first seven months of 2023. According to official data, the country exported a total of 1,140.7 million kWh from January to July.

The Enguri Hydrology Initiative - A Project for Sustainable Development

Georgia is a country rich with natural resources. Among them, water plays a vital role in drinking, sanitation, agriculture, industry, transportation and, of course, hydropower generation.

I am Proud to Be an Agronomist Who is Trying to Develop his Country" - Jimi Chkheidze

Nestled in Kakheti, near the village of Udabno, a sprawling almond orchard stretches over 27 hectares.

$38.8 Million Allocated for New Substation in Svaneti

The "Georgian State Electric System", in collaboration with "Bemoni-Yeos", recently announced the development of a state-of-the-art substation in Svaneti's Mestia municipality.

Georgia Reevaluates Belavia Operations Amid U.S. Sanctions

Following the extension of U.S. Treasury sanctions against the Belarusian government over alleged 2020 election fraud, Belarus' national airline, Belavia.

Increased Wildfire Risk Due to Rising Temperatures

The Ministry of Internal Affairs' Emergency Situations Management Service has issued a statement warning of heightened temperatures throughout the country this week.

Georgia Mobilizes Extensive Resources in Disaster Response Efforts

On this somber day of mourning, Georgia commemorates the lives lost in the recent natural disasters. The nation's grief is profound, especially for the families of the deceased.

International Allies Rally Around Georgia on 15th Anniversary of the 2008 War

On the poignant 15th anniversary of the August 2008 war, global partners have come forward, resoundingly expressing their unwavering support for Georgia.

Otar Shamugia Addresses Shovi Disaster: Findings and Facts Over Speculation

Minister of Environment Protection and Agriculture, Otar Shamugia, provided insights on the preliminary assessment of the Shovi disaster after a government session.