AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoTrade Disruption: Russia has temporarily suspended imports and circulation of products from Georgian wine, beverage and mineral-water producers, including Teliani Valley, Tbilvino, Zedazeni and Nabeghlavi. The measure took effect October 9, with no end date announced. Exports: Georgia’s exports rose 22.1% to $5.42 billion in January–August 2026. Domestic exports climbed 63.5% to $3.29 billion, making up 60.6% of the total. Transport Infrastructure: Georgia plans an 18-kilometre railway to Anaklia port, with a $200 million estimate and World Bank support; a construction tender is expected by month-end. Freight is also growing: ports and maritime terminals handled 13.7 million tonnes in January–August, up 24% year on year, while Georgian Railway carried 9.7 million tonnes, up 11%. Regional Connectivity: The EU is seeking to mobilize up to €12 billion for the Middle Corridor, which runs through Georgia and links Central Asia with European markets.
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