AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoTbilisi Dry Port & Tram Push: Georgia’s economy minister met “Abu Dhabi Ports Group” on the Tbilisi Dry Port project, while Tbilisi City Hall signed a GEL 287.6M contract for the Didi Dighomi–Didube tram line and also signed design/construction for the tram line—more transport infrastructure momentum for the Middle Corridor. Batumi Education Upgrade: Ajara officials toured Batumi school and kindergarten projects, including rehabilitations at Public Schools No. 4 and 5 and Kindergartens No. 3, 12 and 18, expanding capacity and modernizing facilities. Maritime & Logistics Focus: IMSO’s DG joined the Georgia International Maritime Forum in Batumi, and Azerbaijan Railways advisers stressed backhaul freight to boost Middle Corridor volumes—key for regional shipping and container flows. Energy/Trade Links: Georgia’s Kulevi refinery halted Russian crude processing amid EU sanctions pressure, while Georgia is also looking at major port investment (Anaklia Deep Sea Port) as regional connectivity grows. Agriculture Outlook: Georgia expects a higher 2026 almond harvest (~4,500 tonnes), though exports of blanched almonds fell earlier this year. Industry/Business: Azerbaijan textile output is reaching Georgian and Moldovan markets, signaling continued regional manufacturing spillover.
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