AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoEnergy Interconnections: Azerbaijan and Türkiye are pushing the “electric version of TANAP,” a planned Azerbaijan–Georgia–Türkiye–Bulgaria power link aimed at moving Azerbaijani electricity into Europe and scaling green corridors. Regional Power Trade: The Green Electricity Transmission and Trade Project is set to move to the next stage, with an intergovernmental agreement discussed for COP31. Middle Corridor Momentum: Moody’s says Strait of Hormuz risks could lift export revenues and make the Caspian-based Middle Corridor more attractive for transit and logistics, including rail and transport operators across Azerbaijan, Georgia, Türkiye and beyond. Local Industry Focus: Georgia’s National Film Center director Mamuka Bliadze says the agency has cleared legal and financial bottlenecks on dozens of projects and is expanding public funding and international co-productions to boost Georgian cinema visibility. Transport & Ports: Georgia’s maritime forum in Batumi highlighted surging Middle Corridor demand, with plans to mobilize about $7bn by 2032 to modernize ports and cut transit times.
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