Women Councillors seek a Greater say in Georgia’s Economic and Political Life
Meeting in Tbilisi today at their sixth annual conference, more than 150 members of the Women Councillors’ Forum of Georgia sought a greater say in economic and political issues at the local level.
Government Reshuffle and Economic Initiatives
Ex Prime Minister of Georgia Mamuka Bakhtadze failed to provide valuable communication with small business sector, Soso Galumashvili noted.
Serious Recession, Slowdown in Investments and Licensing – Development Sector Responds to Deputy Economy Minister
“Economic growth has been diversified – construction was one of the key contributors to economic growth in July 2019.
Wizz Air Launches Flights to 7 New Destinations to Kutaisi from September 10
Starting September 10, WizzAir planes will fly to Kutaisi from 7 new destinations. Direct flights to Poznan, Copenhagen, Bar, Basel, Brussels, Tallinn and Eindhoven are scheduled.
Bidding Announced on Construction of Animal Shelter in Gurjaani
Design works for Gurjaani animal shelter are already completed and bidding on civil works is announced.
Working on Bakuriani Urban Renovation Project and Strategic Plan of Transport Mobility Commenced
The Municipal Development Fund of Georgia (MDF) has concluded the Contract for development of Strategic Plan on Bakuriani Urban Renovation and Transport Mobility.
July so Strong Growth Despite Unfavorable Developments
According to the initial estimates of GeoStat, the real GDP growth strengthened to 6.1% YoY in July 2019. The growth averaged to 5.1% YoY in the first seven months of the year.
Why GEL Depreciates – Comments by National Bank President
Koba Gvenetadze, president of the National Bank of Georgia (NBG) has commented on reasons why GEL has deprecated over the past months. Negative expectations have driven the process mainly, he said.
Tbilisi City Hall to Buy 110 New Buses
Tbilisi City Hall plans to buy 110 new gas-engine buses, Tbilisi Mayor Kakha Kaladze noted at today’s government meeting. Tender will be announced in several days, Kaladze said.
