AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoTransport & Aviation: Armenia and Georgia are pushing closer ties after talks in Batumi, with ministers highlighting new direct air routes and more flights, alongside freight logistics and energy cooperation. Maritime & Connectivity: Georgia used the Georgian International Maritime Forum (GIMF 2026) to underline Middle Corridor ambitions, saying cargo flows could triple by 2030 and travel times could be cut with the right investments. Ports & Rail Investment: Georgia’s government reiterated a long-term plan to expand rail capacity, speed up cargo transit, and scale port and airport throughput—aimed at boosting regional trade. Energy & Green Corridors: Azerbaijan reiterated plans for green energy corridors linking renewable resources to markets, including the Caspian–Black Sea–Europe Green Energy Corridor involving Georgia. Agriculture Exports: Georgia’s blueberry exports remain heavily concentrated: over 90% of shipments went to Russia in the May 1–Sept 1 period, with export value up year-on-year. Aviation Training: Georgia inaugurated the Ambassadori Aviation Village in Kakheti, pitching it as a USD 15m boost for tourism and pilot training with internationally recognized licenses.
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