AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoEnergy Corridor Deal: Armenia has approved a KfW-backed “Caucasus Transmission Network IV” draft, aiming to raise Armenia–Georgia electricity exchange capacity from 200 MW to 350 MW initially and up to 1,050 MW, with new HVDC converter infrastructure near the border. Fuel Supply & Sanctions Risk: Georgian officials and media report fuel deliveries to occupied Abkhazia, with claims the scheme may have been designed to help Russia bypass sanctions—while Abkhaz residents question whether shortages and queues are truly easing. Regional Logistics: Azerbaijan and Turkmenistan are coordinating Caspian port operations to strengthen the Middle Corridor as an integrated logistics system, focused on faster, more predictable cargo flows. Agribusiness Exports: Georgia’s blueberry exports rose 55% to 9,900 tons, with the agriculture ministry citing export distribution by destination. Retail Tech Expansion: AS Watson is expanding its NCR Voyix commerce platform partnership across Europe and Asia, including deployments in multiple markets. Sports Development in Tbilisi: The FIVB ran volleyball coaches courses in Tbilisi, bringing together local and international coaches to upgrade training capacity.
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