Deputy Economy Minister Says Georgian Exports Reached“Record High” In Jan-April
Date
5/16/2023 2:12:07 AM
(MENAFN- Trend News Agency) Georgian Deputy Economy Minister Vakhtang Tsintsadze said
exports from the country had reached a“record high” figure in the
first four months of 2023, trend reports with reference to agenda .
The Ministry of Economy cited Tsintsadze as saying the value of
exports had risen by about 20 percent in April and reached $0.5
billion.
Between January and April, the figure increased by 23.5 percent
and reached $1.96 billion, he also said, adding the increase in
exports promoted economic growth in the country.
"It is directly related to the efficient use of its transit
function by Georgia, and also emphasises increase in the
competitiveness of the products produced in Georgia, which is one
of the most important priorities of the Government”, he said.
Georgian external trade turnover amounted to $6.49 billion
between January-April, posting a 21.9 percent increase
year-on-year, the Georgian National Statistics Office revealed on
Monday.
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