New specialty store in Belarusian capital to sell Georgian products
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A new store will soon be opened in Minsk, the capital of Belarus, where only products produced in Georgia will be sold.
The store will cover 1,200 sq.m. and Georgian wine, mineral water and agricultural products will be sold there.
Georgia’s Economy Minister Dimitry Kumsishvili met Deputy Prime Minister of Belarus Mikhail Rusyi today in Tbilisi, where they talked about new initiatives that could further facilitate trade relations.
Georgia’s Ministry of Economy noted that such a store has already been operating in Georgia, where products produced in Belarus are available.
At the meeting the two officials also talked about furthering cooperation in the fields of agriculture, transport and logistics, innovations, communication and other priority areas, announced the Ministry of Economy.
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