Georgia Introduces Three-Tier Grape Pricing for 2026 Harvest to Prioritize Quality Over Quantity
In the winemaking sector, the goal of all planned reforms is to ensure that, amid intense competition on the global wine market, Georgian wine can compete with renowned wine-producing countries such as France
Georgian Pavilion Opens at the International “Green Week” Exhibition in Berlin
fifteen Georgian companies presented their agri-food products to visitors at the International Green Week exhibition in Berlin, Federal Republic of Germany.
Import of Vehicles Older Than Six Years to Be Banned Starting April 1
The import, initial registration, and temporary registration of M1 category vehicles older than six years will be prohibited in Georgia starting April 1 of this year.
Estonia Withdraws its Ambassador from Georgia to Armenia
Estonia’s Embassy in Tbilisi will be headed by a Chargé d’Affaires, and it is currently unknown when the Estonian government will appoint a new ambassador to Georgia.
Germany Suspends €370 Million Worth of Project Funding in Georgia
The German Ambassador to Georgia, Peter Fischer, said in an interview that the recent legislative amendments aimed at restricting foreign grants and, more broadly, the activities of foreigners in Georgia will further complicate prospects
The New Regulation on Vehicle Import, Initial and Temporary Registration Does Not Apply to Electric Vehicles
According to a government decree, starting April 1, the import, initial registration, and temporary registration of M1 category vehicles older than six years will be prohibited in Georgia.
“Car Imports Are Increasing, Which Means More Harmful Emissions — This Is a Challenge That Requires a Response” – Nino Tandilashvili
According to a government decree, starting April 1, the import, initial registration, and temporary registration of M1 category vehicles older than six years will be prohibited in Georgia.
Davit Songulashvili Meets with Representatives of Aqualia and GWP
The Minister of Environmental Protection and Agriculture, Davit Songulashvili, met with representatives of the Spanish water management company Aqualia and the water supply company Georgian Water and Power (GWP).
“The New Regulation Will Rejuvenate the Vehicle Fleet, Bring in Higher-Quality Vehicles, and Reduce Air Pollution” – Nino Tandilashvili
At today’s government session, a decree was adopted under which, starting April 1, the import, initial registration, and temporary registration of M1 category vehicles older than six years will be prohibited in Georgia.
