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The FINANCIAL -- There are companies in Georgia not afraid to put additional investments in to business even during a recession. Most Georgian food producing companies are keeping their aggressive strategies and plans for 2009. Shalva Alavidze, Marketing Manager of Eco-food, says

The FINANCIAL -- The rehabilitation process of the football school “Avaza” has been finished. This is one of the oldest football schools, which has been rebuilt according to UEFA standards by Wissol Group within the Tbilisi Sport’s Infrastructure Development Project. The total

The FINANCIAL -- The National Centre of Manuscripts together with TBC Bank organized an evening dedicated to love letters from the XVIII-XIXth centuries. This evening was devoted to recreating the romantic atmosphere of the XIXth century led by famous Georgian writers’ revealed

The FINANCIAL -- The Georgian state budget annually allocates GEL 705,600 to the tenants of Tbilisi’s Elderly Boarding House. In 2008, programme financing per one elderly person was GEL 14. In 2009 the sum of financing has risen to GEL 25.

The FINANCIAL  -- Due to the financial crisis major Georgian wine exporters are claiming that 2009 will be a challenging year for them to keep the same sales figures as they had in 2008. The Ukrainian market which was one of the

The FINANCIAL -- Competition is rising among restaurants in Tbilisi as less people have money to spend on them. The leading Georgian restaurants are claiming that demand has slightly decreased but that their prices have remained the same.

The FINANCIAL -- According to Civil Georgia, Irakli Alasania is a figure who has been “packed like a gift in the United States” and sent to Georgia to take over presidency, Shalva Natelashvili, leader of the opposition Labor Party said.

The FINANCIAL -- According to  Civil Georgia, Kürsad Tüzmen, the Turkish state minister for foreign trade, will start his two-day visit to Georgia on February 23.

The FINANCIAL -- According to Civil Georgia, Georgian Young Lawyers’ Association (GYLA), a human rights advocacy group, said it had appealed to court against the Energy Ministry’s decision not to make a memorandum with Russia’s state controlled Inter RAO over joint management

The FINANCIAL -- According to Civil Georgia, Georgia hopes an agreement will be reached on during the fourth round of Geneva talks on February 17-18 on mechanisms to investigate and prevent incidents occurring across the administrative borders, Davit Jalagania, Georgia’s deputy foreign