Number Of Free Trade Agreements In Georgia Grows - Deputy Economy Minister
Date
10/10/2024 5:13:08 AM
(MENAFN- Trend News Agency)
BAKU, Azerbaijan, October 10. Georgia is
constantly expanding the geography of countries with which free
trade agreements are concluded, the Georgian Deputy Economy
Minister Irakli Nadareishvili said during the“INMerge Innovation
Summit” organized by PASHA Holding for the fourth time, Trend reports.
“Georgia is a small country with a population of only 3.7
million people, which is a weak point in terms of investment
attractiveness. However, we have managed to compensate for this
shortcoming thanks to the continuous expansion of the ecosystem of
free trade agreements we conclude with other countries,” he
noted.
According to him, Georgia engages in commerce with states
comprising a total population of 2.3 billion, which maintain
tariff-free trade agreements with Georgia.
“Georgia has been purposefully creating favorable conditions for
business and investment for many years. The World Bank last week
published a new business environment ranking, now called Business
Ready, and we are in the top three, along with Estonia and
Singapore. This index assesses many aspects, including conditions
for starting a business, government services, tax policy, dispute
resolution,, and market competition. Despite the complexity of the
criteria, we, a small country, managed to occupy one of the top
lines of the rating,” he added.
To note, "INMerge Innovation Summit", organized by PASHA
Holding, aims to contribute to the development of the innovation
ecosystem in Azerbaijan by bringing together startups and
investors, providing opportunities for cooperation, as well as
creating a platform for the exchange of ideas and experience
between all participants of the innovation ecosystem.
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