China International Import Expo hosts over 53 Georgian companies
Georgian startups are showcasing their production at the Georgian pavilion at the China International Import Expo. Photo: PM's press office.
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More than 53 Georgian companies are showcased at the China International Import Expo, a large import fair that began in Shanghai today and aims to send the message that China wants to buy more goods from abroad.
Besides private companies the Georgian pavilion also features the stands of Enterprise Georgia, Innovation and Technology Agency, Georgian National Tourism Administration, Mountain Development Company, the National Wine Agency and Georgian Railway.
The Prime Minister of Georgia Mamuka Bakhtadze visited the Georgian pavilion today. Photo: PM's press office.
The Georgian pavilion and the companies that are presented there introduce the visitors to the favourable business environment of Georgia, the country’s investment potential and the programmes that promote innovations and business development in Georgia.
Georgian startups are showcasing their production at the Georgian pavilion at the China International Import Expo.
The Prime Minister of Georgia Mamuka Bakhtadze attended the opening ceremony of the expo and visited the Georgian pavilion today.
Prime Minister of Georgia Mamuka Bakhtadze has attended a welcome banquet held by Chinese President Xi Jinping for leaders attending the China International Import Expo (CIIE).
Prime Minister of Georgia Mamuka Bakhtadze has started his visit to China and has held his first meeting with the Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Bank of China, Siqing Chen in Shanghai today.
Free Trade Agreement between Georgia and China has come into play on January 1, 2018, making Georgia the first country in the region to have such a deal with China.
Georgia is invited as an "important guest” at an upcoming exhibition in Shanghai, China, announced Georgia’s Ministry of Economy Dimitry Kumsishvili today.
A new jacket-making factory will be opened in western Georgia, in the town of Tkibuli to make top quality jackets for local as well as international markets.
The agreement allows Georgian producers to become part of the exhibition halls as well as use the logistics, warehouse and marketing services offered by the centre.
A Georgian delegation has participated in a forum of trade-economic relations in China, held to boost cooperation between the southeast Chinese province of Jiangxi and Georgia.
Georgia is increasing its role as an important trade partner for China, adding new products to its export list.