The FINANCIAL -- Georgian American Alloys expects the following year to be more positive than the previous two ones and therefore plans to put investment of more than 20 million US Dollars into the construction of a mining factory in Chiatura.
Read More »The FINANCIAL -- It’s hard to say when deposit insurance will become mandatory in Georgia. At least in the short term it seems a bit unrealistic to me,” Zurab Gvasalia, President of the Association of Banks of Georgia (ABG), told The FINANCIAL.
MoreThe FINANCIAL -- Following the first ever Georgian-Swiss Business Forum the State Secretariat of Switzerland has expressed interest in investing in Georgia.
MoreThe FINANCIAL -- The United States is one of the most popular countries for Georgian students to study in. But the statistics show that the number of students studying in the U.S. is very low. The comparably expensive travel costs and high
MoreThe FINANCIAL -- Of the two biggest projects implemented by Wissol Group in 2013, the introduction of American brand Wendy’s to the Georgian market was the most significant, Soso Pkhakadze, President of the Wissol Group, told The FINANCIAL.
MoreThe FINANCIAL -- Georgia is missing midmarket and budget internationally branded hotels, HVS Global Hospitality Services told The FINANCIAL. The company, which monitors the global hospitality business, says there is great potential for hotel development in both the sea and mountain resorts
MoreThe FINANCIAL -- The United States has provided over $3 billion in assistance to Georgia since its independence in 1991, including a $1 billion post-conflict assistance package in the aftermath of the 2008 conflict.
MoreThe FINANCIAL -- The largest project USAID implemented in 2012 was the Power and Gas Infrastructure Programme.
MoreThe FINANCIAL -- “The interests of US companies in Georgia are divided in to two areas: the first is interest in American exports of goods, technologies, equipment and services; and the second area
MoreThe FINANCIAL -- With just 50 employees in total, Economic Prosperity Initiative’s (EPI) project in Tbilisi, financed by USAID, has so far secured USD 109 million in foreign investment and commitments, with an
MoreThe FINANCIAL -- Almost 100 percent of Caucasus University’s Master’s graduates are employed, while up to 90 percent of Bachelor’s graduates are in work as well.
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