AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoGeorgian Food Boom in the U.S.: Georgian cuisine is starting to trend in America, with more than a dozen new Georgian restaurants opening in the past year, especially in New York and also Los Angeles, San Francisco, Miami, and nearby Chicago suburbs. Regional Energy Dealmaking: Türkiye says it and Azerbaijan are moving energy cooperation from planning to implementation, aiming to deliver resources to Europe via the Nakhchivan–Türkiye and Türkiye–Georgia–Azerbaijan–Bulgaria corridors, with possible Black Sea undersea links. Green Electricity Push: Türkiye’s energy minister also floated a November intergovernmental agreement for a “TANAP of electricity” linking Azerbaijan, Georgia, Türkiye and Bulgaria, potentially signed at COP31. EPRC Warns on Wildberries: Georgia’s Economic Policy Research Center says Wildberries’ expansion in Georgia could create sanctions, financial, reputational, and security risks, arguing the country may become part of a logistics “rescue” network for a Kremlin-linked firm. Aviation Sanctions Compliance: Georgia’s Civil Aviation Agency says it will comply with expanded U.S. sanctions on Iranian airlines, even as some sanctioned flights remain on Tbilisi’s schedule. Transport & Infrastructure: Tbilisi’s Wrecked Summit (Sept. 20) will spotlight “built from failure” lessons across business and tech; meanwhile, major road works are scheduled in Southeast Georgia with nightly lane closures and ramp restrictions.
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