AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoPort & Logistics: Dredging has started at Georgia’s Anaklia deep-water port, with a Belgian vessel beginning work on the access channel and planned sea-depth increase to 17.5 meters; the breakwater is next, dredging is set to finish by May next year, and the first phase targets up to 600,000 containers annually by 2029. Infrastructure Finance: The Asian Development Bank approved a $250m loan for the Tbilisi Bypass Road, aimed at boosting regional connectivity. Energy & Trade Corridors: Azerbaijan and Türkiye agreed to speed up energy corridor projects, including the Nakhchivan–Türkiye interconnector and the Azerbaijan–Georgia–Türkiye–Bulgaria Green Energy Corridor. Agri-Food & Market Access: Armenia’s embassy says Armenian fish exports to Georgia have begun after Russia tightened imports, with first consignments landing late July and more expected. Regional Business Climate: Adjara’s government reviewed development projects, including new cycling routes to Goderdze, studies on public air transport, and upgrades around the Khulo Alpine Botanical Garden. Tech & Skills: FAO is developing an AI tool to help identify Georgia’s cattle breeds, supporting better monitoring and planning for livestock producers. Public Services & Safety: Severe weather warnings for parts of Georgia include heavy rain, strong winds, and flooding risk.
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